Being a Bengali for us it’s Kalipujo that ushers in the
Festival of light,Diwali . This festival is celebrated by worshipping Goddess
Kali, the epitome of women power. For me the women empowerment has always been the major trait of Indian civilization, since time immemorial.
Saree & Indian Nari (women) are the two
words uttered in the same breath as an Indian woman manifests best clad in this
traditional outfit . So in this festivity. I have draped myself in this Cotton
Benarasi which my mom specially gifted me. It’s vibrant tinge and intricate stitch work at once prompted me to try it and share with you through this post. Here I preferred to wear boat neck plain cut blouse to enhance the sophistication of the Saree
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| The body work |
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| Stitch work on Pallu |
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| Stitch work on the border of the Sari |
