Saris & Lehengas

Saris and Lehengas are traditional South Asian garments worn by women, especially for weddings, festivals, and cultural events.

  • Sari: A long piece of fabric (usually 6-9 yards) draped around the body, typically paired with a blouse (choli) and petticoat. The sari is known for its elegance, rich fabrics like silk or cotton, and intricate patterns. It is a versatile garment worn in various styles depending on the region.

  • Lehenga: A three-piece outfit consisting of a lehenga skirt, choli (blouse), and dupatta (scarf). The lehenga is a flared, embellished skirt worn with a fitted blouse and a decorative scarf. This outfit is often chosen for weddings, celebrations, or formal occasions, and is known for its elaborate designs and luxurious fabrics.

Both garments highlight South Asian cultural traditions, offering a blend of beauty, grace, and intricate craftsmanship.