The Sisterhood of Saree wearers
Urban life being what it is, we erect invisible barriers in public spaces. There are unwritten...
Tag Archives: Natasha Ramarathnam
Hitting the half-way mark
50/100 When I first heard about the #100sareepact in April, I was already wearing sarees more...
When you treat your mother in law as a mother
#100sareepact 12/100 A couple of months before we got married, I spent a week with my...
Repurposing Wedding Fineary
#100sareepact 46/100 This looks like a saree, but didn’t start life as one. I first saw...
Telling an Epic Tale
Growing up in Kolkata, I had always been fascinated by Baluchari sarees, and when my mother...
The start of a love affair
It was our Farewell Party at School. We we told we could either drape a saree...
Paithani- zari saree with a difference
While doing my wedding shopping, I tried to stay clear of zari sarees because I wanted...
Being brave in blue
37/100 Draping a saree is the easy part. Documenting it and, worse, doing so publicly is...
Creating Traditions
The nicest part of living a peripatetic life is picking up customs from all over. Kojagiri...
Creating Traditions
The nicest part of living a peripatetic life is picking up customs from all over. Kojagiri...
Celebrating Victory
Call it Dussera, or Vijay Dashami, or Bijoya, the day commemorates the victory of Good over...
Emerald green dreams
It was while shopping for my wedding that I saw this emerald green saree and fell...