My grandma was nuts about sarees. My mother is no less. And I am like my grandma! Everytime a woman draped in a beautiful saree, I invariably pause and admire. But I still end up wearing a kurta or top most of the time. For just one reason. It takes a whole lot of time to drape a saree the right way. But times, they are a changin’! With these almost ready to wear palazzo sarees, draping is no longer an issue, and I can finally wear my favourite attire more often.
Ain’t this one absolutely pretty! These palazzo saree has been dyed using the Japanese shibori technique. It is a manual resistance dyeing method, similar to the Indian bandhani tie-dye style. The result, as you can, is absolutely fabulous. And of course, it is an almost ready to wear saree. Which means you can drape it in under a minute. Less than the time it takes to make a maggi!
Now, that’s one uber chic way of draping a saree! And it’s flying fast off the shelves. Last 2 pieces remaining.
Just the right colours for the festive season, which ain’t too far away now. Pick this one for the Puja-Navratri season.
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‘Tradition meets comfort’ – there is no better way to describe this saree than that. This can be another great pick for the festive times ahead.
This one is somewhere in between a palazzo saree and a dhoti saree. Comes with an attached dupatta – 2.5 metres.
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