A
sari is a South Asian female garment, this sari is also pronounced as Saree or
Shari, it consists of a drape varying from five to nine yards in length and two
to four feet in breadth. Mostly in south Asian countries like India,
Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka etc women like to wear sari very much. Odisha is a
state of the country India; here also women love to wear different kinds of
sari. There are very good designs of sari are available. Some famous categories
of sari available in Odisha are: Pata sari, Sambalpuri sari, Pattachitra Sari,
Sonepuri sari etc. there are many more are available.
Sambalpuri
is one place situated in Odisha, here
some beautiful sari are woven by skilled Odia weavers. Sambalpuri saris are
handloom saris woven coarsely out of silk or cotton in Sambalpur. These Sambalpuri
saris have their original style and design known as “Baandha”. This bandha
refers to the technique of tying and dyeing of yarns to obtain a fixed design
pattern. This Sambalpuri sari design is conceptualized and then the yarns are
finely tied according to the desired patterns. So prevent absorption of dyes,
and then dyed. The unique feature of this form of designing is the most important
reason which makes very popular this sari. That the designs get reflected
almost identically on both side of the fabric or consumers in all over the
world like these sari very much.
Famous Sambalpuri Pata Sarees available online |
Another
important type of sari designed in Odisha is pattachitra sari. This sari are
inspired by famous pattachitra painting, in pattachitra sari the designes and
paintings are showing the life style of Hindu gods, due to this reason
pattachitra saris are very much important for Hindu peoples in all over the
world, people from different countries like these saris and try to collect these every time. After
the invention of online shopping technology these peoples who are leaving in
outside of India, get these pattachitra saris easily by the help an online shopping site.
So
these are some important saris available in Odisha.
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