Today I read an article about handloom sarees of Dakshina kshetra, I returned to my trip to the south of India; where I visited various places of southern states like Andra Pradesh, Kerala i.e. the gods own country, and other places which are well known for sacred sites, colorful festival and mainly their culture. The way these people respect their culture will make you fall in love with it too. An important part of their culture includes their traditional attire and sarees. Be it Andra Pradesh’s seven-yard Guntur sarees to Kanjivaram saree, all are traditionally weaved handloom sarees. They make us believe in the connection we have with what we wear. They believe in the connection of their clothes to gods, and their weaves also represent it through the designs of their weave. South Indian weaves have a very rich look with heavy borders and pallu paired with gold zari which makes it a perfect choice for any occasion.

Description

Blouse Piece- YES, this saree comes with a blouse piece of 0.8 meters.

South silk sarees originated from the south of India, are weaved with the finest silk which comes with very beautiful borders giving the south silk saree a gorgeous and elegant look. These south silk sarees come in a variety of colors and designs giving you a number of choices amongst these beautiful sarees. A south silk saree represents their culture through their designs which are beautifully crafted by the artisans.

Maintenance of saree

1. Do not twist the saree to remove the excess water after washing.
2. Place the saree in low sunlight for drying.
3. Do not use high heat for ironing; iron the saree with a mild temperature.