Traditional Indian Woman Clothing

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India is well known for its rich culture and diversity. There are a variety of languages spoken here and a variety of attires worn. Here we bring some of the most famous Indian traditional clothing among woman. To get stitched any of the following clothing items you can book home tailor services at home.

Sari: - Sari is the unstitched rectangular piece of clothing which is paired with blouse and petticoat. There are many ways of draping a saree. Every state of India has their own form of draping sari also there is variety of sari available as per the fabric and patterns. Some of the most famous saris are silk sarees, kaanjeevaram sari, cotton sari and chiffon saree. Earlier sari was everyday attire but nowadays women wear a sari on special occasion and festivals only.

Sari

Salwaar/churidar and kameez: - Salwar kameez is the most worn cloth among Indian woman especially north Indian woman. Most prefer wearing salwar kameez for everyday Salwar kameez can be seen in a variety of form across the nation some people wear churidar instead of salwar with kameez. The length of the kameez is also varying in various regions. For example, a woman in Punjab wears short kurti compared to women in Haryana.

Salwaar/churidar and kameez

Lehenga Choli: - Lehenga is a traditional clothing of Rajasthan and Gujrat. Women all over Gujarat wear lehenga choli during Navratri and perform dandiya. It is a long skirt on which heavy embroidery work is done and it is paired with choli and dupatta. A choli is almost like a blouse but a bit tight fitted and low neckline. The dupatta of lehenga choli comes in many fabrics but woman prefers it to be in the light fabric like net and georgette so that they can carry it easily.

Lehenga

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Sharara: - Sharara is originated during the era of nawabs. It is pleated loose pants with many flares. Due to heavy flares, it almost looks like a lehenga. You can wear sharara with a long suit or short kurti.

sharara