Why do Indian women wear shawls?

Sari (also known as sari clothing) is a traditional dress for women in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and other countries, and it is a dress made of silk as the main material.

Sari is generally 5-5 meters long and 1 25 meters wide, with piping on both sides and embroidery on it. It is usually a petticoat that bypasses the ankle. It forms a cylindrical skirt from the waist to the heel, and then the end hem is draped over the left shoulder or the right shoulder.

Sari or sari is a complex that Indian women can't give up. Indians and Pakistanis use their unique creativity to interpret their understanding and pursuit of life, aesthetics and color. Sari is to Indian and Pakistani women what Hanfu is to China women, Ode is to Vietnamese women and kimono is to Japanese women. It is elegant but not luxurious, elegant and solemn. It's hard to catch a glimpse of the elegant and gorgeous "sari" in the bustling city blocks, quiet country lanes, important occasions of weddings and funerals, and daily life at work.