Sari, Safa/Turban Zone 2025
About A Sari
A sari is one of the oldest and most graceful garments in the world, with origins tracing back over 5,000 years in India. Traditionally a long piece of cloth, usually 5–9 yards, it is elegantly draped around the body in various regional styles.
Saris are crafted from a wide range of materials, including cotton, silk, georgette, and chiffon, and come in countless colours and patterns. From the shimmering Banarasi silks to the lightweight Kerala cottons, each sari tells a cultural story. Colours often hold deep meaning—red for auspiciousness, yellow for prosperity, and gold for festivity.
During Diwali, the festival of lights, wearing a sari is especially significant as it represents tradition, celebration, and respect for heritage while bringing families and communities together.
Imagine a sari draped gracefully around you, connecting you to this timeless tradition. Donations received through this initiative will go to charity, spreading light and hope further.
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