Indian dress culture: Indian women's dress culture under gorgeous sari

India, a sacred country bred by the holy water of the Ganges River, is a pure land in the west in the eyes of Buddhist believers, and brand clothing is one of the four birthplaces of ancient civilizations in the world. For the general public, the impression of India is mysterious and colorful, with distinctive curry, exotic yoga, cheerful and charming dance, pious and simple religion, charming architecture and cobra swaying in the flute. However, wandering in the streets of India, the most haunting thing is the figure of Indian women passing by from time to time. The spots on the forehead, deep eyes and slightly brown skin color are lined with the graceful traditional dress sari, which naturally blends into a charming Tianzhu charm.

Sari is a complex that Indian women can't give up. Indians use their unique creativity to interpret their understanding and pursuit of life, aesthetics and color. Some people say that "if Tagore's poems contain the highest idealism, then there are the most beautiful feelings of women in the sari". For Indian women, the elegance of sari is no less than that of China women's cheongsam, Vietnamese women's Aodai and Japanese women's kimono, elegant but not luxurious, elegant and solemn. No matter in the bustling city blocks or in the quiet country lanes, no matter in the important occasions of weddings and funerals, or in the daily life of work, you can see elegant and gorgeous saris almost everywhere.

Although Indian women will gradually become plump after marriage, as long as they are wrapped in sari, half of them are covered and half of them are exposed, and their vaguely beautiful figure stands up, which is amazing and breathtaking, making Zhang Daqian, a famous Chinese painter, sigh that Indian sari is the most beautiful dress in the world.