Fall \u2013 the season when nature erupts in a burst of colors \u2013 fiery reds, burnt orange, muted yellow\u2026. Trees shower down their leaves in these hues and the ground looks like a magical carpet.<\/p>\n
Fall \u2013 a little strip of cloth, 5 inches by 5 yards, that hold a saree in place, ensuring no upturning, inturning or any other misbehavior from the bottom ends of the saree\u2026<\/p>\n
Meet #48, my Fall Saree.
\nA printed silk in hues of all the Fall colors. One of my favourites, a saree that feels as beautiful as it looks. I\u2019ve had this for many years now, and every time I drape it I am reminded of happy memories of the Fall colors in Smoky Mountains. (No, I didn\u2019t drape it then, but somehow my mind always makes that association).<\/p>\n
This morning as I was choosing the blouse for this saree and lost between black, mustard yellow and orange, I started humming the catchy number with irritating lyrics \u2026. Saree ke fall se kabhi match kiya re\u2026. On a whim, I checked the fall color for the saree and the decision was made \u2013 orange \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
P.S. \u2013 the picture today has a bit of crop, cut & paste, as I tried to bring the fall colors into the frame, unfortunately with very limited success. But anyway, bit of a crazy mood today, so this is how it goes!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Fall \u2013 the season when nature erupts in a burst of colors \u2013 fiery reds, burnt orange, muted yellow\u2026. Trees shower down their leaves in these hues and the ground looks like a magical carpet. Fall \u2013 a little strip of cloth, 5 inches by 5 yards, that hold a saree in place, ensuring no…<\/p>\n