89\/100 @ #100sareepact<\/p>\n
Swaraa.<\/p>\n
The fact that this was a day to be spent with students, extra lectures, my own lectures, two of my PhD students, and yes! Kids at Saksham, for a storytelling session, it was a right choice to name this one after the goddess of learning Saraswati, who is also called Swaratmika, which means the one whose very essence lies in sound, in words.<\/p>\n
This simple cotton Saree was a hurried pick up from a nondescript shop in Shyambazar, something so cheap I couldn’t quite believe myself! It was so glamorous looking it was intended for Kaushiki Roy,and a blue one for Koninika Roy . I teamed it up with a kalamkari blouse I grabbed at Sima Chakravarthy’s…. And the two made a gorgeous pair. Chalk and cheese you said? Nah, it was like bread and cheese , more like!
\nKoninika I promise I’ll wear your blue Saree wuth this blouse too! ( shameless, greedy hog mother)<\/p>\n
At least I thought so, and the comfort of a long sleeved boat neck blouse can only be attested by a wearer! Having the little girl on my knee after the session was like jam on bread! She was sweet!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
89\/100 @ #100sareepact Swaraa. The fact that this was a day to be spent with students, extra lectures, my own lectures, two of my PhD students, and yes! Kids at Saksham, for a storytelling session, it was a right choice to name this one after the goddess of learning Saraswati, who is also called Swaratmika,…<\/p>\n