Description of Traditional Costumes of India

Sari (also known as sari dress) is a traditional dress for women in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and other countries. Sari made of Indian silk is generally 5.5 meters long and 1.25 meters wide, with piping on both sides and embroidery on top. It is usually wrapped around an ankle-length petticoat, from the waist to the heel in the shape of a tube skirt, and then the end hem is draped over the left or right shoulder.

"Saree" (Saree or Sari), is the heart of Indian women can not give up

a complex, the Indian people to their own unique creativity interpretation of their understanding of life, aesthetics, color and pursuit. Some people say that "if Tagore's poem has the highest idealism, then the sari has the most beautiful feelings of women", it is true. Sari of Indian women, no less than the Hanbok of Chinese women, Ao Dai of Vietnamese women, and kimono of Japanese women, elegant and not fall into the luxury, elegant and not lose the solemnity, no matter in the busy urban neighborhoods, or in the quiet countryside lanes and alleys, no matter in the wedding and funeral banquets of the major occasions, or in the daily life of the work of the work, almost everywhere can not catch a glimpse of the flowing, Yan Li "Sari". Although the Indian women after marriage is generally growing fat, but as long as they wrapped on the sari, half covered half open, hidden beauty of the body immediately born, looking forward to flying, intimidating, so that the famous master of Chinese painting Zhang Daqian can not help but sigh: Indian sari is the world's most beautiful clothes.