For Indians, the sari is not simply a dress, but an emotion.
Without a doubt, all clothes have an elegance of their own, but what sarees do to your personality is unmatched, without a doubt. In fact, it is a determining factor that represents the cultural wealth of the country India.
There is a wide range of sarees that exist within and outside the border of India. The first time a girl wears a sari, it is usually her mother's sari. With this, they begin their journey of loving and embracing the fabrics that will accompany them for the rest of their lives and then move on to hand over the legacy to their daughter.
We have already seen that sarees can be worn in different styles and there are a variety of patterns and fabrics in which they are created.
There are almost as many saris as there are regions in India. We are specialized in Benares sarees
And if the queen of all saris existed, it would indefinitely be the Varanasi saree. It is also one of the most popular and preferred types of sarees as they are made of silk or silk blend, and are famous for the patterns and embroidery they instill.
In ancient times, saris were generally hand-woven with fine gold and silver threads and worn by women belonging to royal families or upper-class society. Later, as the fabric and grandeur of the saree gained fame, brands started making the sarees with fine shiny silk threads that give it a similar look. Nowadays, the saree is worn by many famous actresses. With a certain golden tone that looks stunning to the eye!
Dressing a saree is an incomparable experience that highlights the elegance and grace of a woman. But what would a sari be without the accessories and the appropriate jewelry?
These elements are like the finishing touch of a masterpiece, enhancing the beauty and completing the ensemble in an exceptional way. Here we bring you some tips on how to accessorize your sarees with the right accessories.
Jewelry:
1. Necklaces and sets: For sarees with party, casual or any event, they are a perfect choice. Our sets of necklace, earrings and some, tikas, or hair pendant, in various colors and designs, can be of great help.
2.Jhumkas or dangle earrings: These traditional earrings complement sarees well, especially silk ones. Make sure the design of the earrings matches the design of the saree for a cohesive look. We have jhumka earrings in the shape of a bell, one of the icons of traditional Indian design. They are back and are a trend in young style.
3.Bracelets and Bangles: Whether a single statement bracelet or several stacked bracelets, this accessory adds a touch of elegance to your arms. Opt for bracelets with intricate details for a more elaborate look.
Footwear:
1.High-heeled sandals: For more elaborate saris or for special occasions, high-heeled sandals with details such as rhinestones or embroidery are ideal.
2.Juttis or mojaris: These flat shoes are perfect for a more casual look or for daytime events. Additionally, they come in a variety of colors and designs, making them versatile to match with different sarees.
Bags:
1.Ethnic clutch: A clutch with embroidery or ethnic details complements a sari great. Opt for colors that highlight the shades of your saree for a harmonious ensemble.
2.Traditional tote bag: For a more authentic touch, choose a traditional style tote bag like a potli or an embroidered shoulder bag. They are practical and add a touch of sophistication to your look.
Always remember to maintain a balance in your accessories, although maximalism and color contrast are part of the Indian identity.
I hope this post is useful to you when choosing accessories perfect for your saree. If you need more information or have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
In the next post we will tell you how to re-use your sarees with a lot of ideas for your home. Sarees can have a long life by taking care of them and pampering them like the wonderful fabrics they are. Follow us in the store www.motherganges.com and on this blog.