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August 7, 2015 is National Handloom Day. I have decided to drape only cotton handloom sarees for the next five days.<\/p>\n
I can’t think of draping anything heavy in this horrendous Delhi weather. So you are going to see very light cotton sarees, maybe even bordering on the ordinary.<\/p>\n
I visited Bangalore in August 2013 to celebrate my eldest brother’s birthday and Rakshabandhan. I and my SIL used to go shopping everyday of my stay. At that time, I had a saree phobia and was into casuals only. I did not buy any saree for myself but we bought sarees for my mom. <\/p>\n
My mom is into cotton handlooms and drapes only unstarched sarees. (I have inherited that particular trait). My SIL bought two sarees from Tamilnadu Emporium. A Madras check and another one with tiny checks. Both in different shades of green.<\/p>\n
I am draping that Madras check saree with another of my khadi blouses. As I woke up late, I had no time to accessorize. The rings you see in the pictures are my daily wear. I never take them off.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
03\/08\/2015 32\/100 #100sareepact August 7, 2015 is National Handloom Day. I have decided to drape only cotton handloom sarees for the next five days. I can’t think of draping anything heavy in this horrendous Delhi weather. So you are going to see very light cotton sarees, maybe even bordering on the ordinary. I visited Bangalore…<\/p>\n