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The Indian Traditional Sari

The Origins of Saris are incomprehensible, partly because there are very few historical records in India. However, we know that the Indians were dressed in Sari draped in the body long before the income-based fabrics. Sari's home can be a date in history and there are various references in the Indus Valley civilization. Recently believe that women in most parts of India were dressed Sari for many years.


Indian Sari more than 5000 years. It is first mentioned in the facility, I know, old world literature, written somewhere around 3000 BC. Sari, originally designed for men and women, probably the longest ever to wear a dress in the history of mankind.


One of the earliest images of Sary similar cover covers the entire body dates back to 100 BC North Indian terracotta depicts a woman wearing a Sari tightly around his whole body in the style of pants.


This is a development of sculpture presented in a tile can be developed by the temple dancers of India in ancient times, its members freedom of movement while maintaining their standards of modesty.


There are many sculptures of Graeco-Indian civilization Gandharian that show different styles of draping Sari


Separate clothes arrived in India with the advent of the Muslims. Hindus believe that any cloth pierced by needles was impure.


It is generally accepted that in India or skirt or blouse and Ghagra choli, worn by Sariare later additions, which began with the arrival of British in India. Increasing the number of upper-class women in the early twentieth century did not adopt European style clothing as a thin blouse and skirt. This was also examined by a transparent chiffon Sari fashion in that period. Some of the wives of Indian Kings draped in Sari is that designers were Persian.