Indian Accessories

India offers a wide variety of affordable saris that provide the similar looks and elegance as their counterparts, the expensive ones. They are available in various materials, eye catching designs and vibrant colors. Almost all Indian textile showrooms are flooded with these affordable saris and make a good profit in the sales of these saris.
Brasso saris, in various colors like hot pink, elegant black and blood red are available in different customized designs and patterns. These most sought after saris look very beautiful and attractive and are perfect for summer wear, ideal for daily use and special occasions as well. Crisp printed saris and printed delicate synthetic ones having a mass appeal add elegance and simplicity to a woman’s looks. These printed saris are available in various exotic prints, patterns and shades. Long lasting designer silk saris, another affordable sari, are coming in various patterns or as plain. These saris look fabulous either with a plain body having enchanting patterns on the border or with beautiful and colorful prints and patterns all over the body. Such saris last long since fast colors are used for dying them.
Cotton silk saris are created by blending pure cotton and silk in the right proportion. These saris have a soft touch, at the same time are firm too. The cotton silk saris are sold out in a large variety of prints and patterns and also as plain ones. The traditional cheap-rated handloom saris are woven by hand using hand-spun yarn. The handloom khadi cotton is woven in such a way that the interlacing of threads provides maximum passage of air, causing cooling effect on the body, making it suitable for summer days. Soft and glossy handloom silk saris are also available at slightly higher rates.
Automatic Saris: Traditional sari, worn by Indian women, is a 5–5.5 meters long light material that in draped around the body. But draping the sari is a time consuming art that needs to be mastered in order to justify the elegance of that costume. Especially for a beginner who finds it difficult to drape the sari in the stylish and elegant form, automatic sari offers a perfect solution with its simple ready- to-wear feature. This ready made outfit with its pre-stitched pleats could be worn just like a skirt and the wearer has to drape the loose end over the shoulder, taking approximately 15 minutes to slip into it.
These automatic saris are a boon to those who have no knowledge how to drape it. This category includes foreign ladies or Anglo-Indians settled outside India, employed women who love to wear sari but face time constraints and any woman who has a passion for Indian fashion. The stitching of the sari is so perfect that you cannot distinguish between a normal sari and an automatic one when it is worn. The blouse should be worn separately and most automatic saris require a petticoat. But a few saris, depending on the fabric used, may not need a petticoat.