Draping 101
Traditional Saree Drapes | Bhootheyara
The Bhootheyara drape comes from northern Karnataka and is worn by the Bhootha Aradhane performers. Though not widely worn outside ritual contexts, it remains a vital part of Bhootha Aradhane...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Bhootheyara
The Bhootheyara drape comes from northern Karnataka and is worn by the Bhootha Aradhane performers. Though not widely worn outside ritual contexts, it remains a vital part of Bhootha Aradhane...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Chhattisgarh East
The Chhattisgarh East drape comes from the hot central plains of India, especially the central and eastern regions of Chhattisgarh. It is traditionally worn by Adivasi women, including those from...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Chhattisgarh East
The Chhattisgarh East drape comes from the hot central plains of India, especially the central and eastern regions of Chhattisgarh. It is traditionally worn by Adivasi women, including those from...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Seedha Palla
The Seedha Palla drape has been worn by women across North and West India since the late 19th century, especially in Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan. Similar to...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Seedha Palla
The Seedha Palla drape has been worn by women across North and West India since the late 19th century, especially in Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan. Similar to...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Dhokna Jalpaiguri
The Dhokna drape comes from the Rajbanshi community of North Bengal, especially in the Jalpaiguri region. Products used: Rose Gold Birthday Crop Pink Diamond Saree Rose Gold Birthday Pants This...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Dhokna Jalpaiguri
The Dhokna drape comes from the Rajbanshi community of North Bengal, especially in the Jalpaiguri region. Products used: Rose Gold Birthday Crop Pink Diamond Saree Rose Gold Birthday Pants This...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Gobbe Seere
The Gobbe Seere drape comes from Karnataka’s Malenadu region and was traditionally worn by women from the Hoysala, Lingayat, and Gowda communities. The word Gobbe, meaning “knot” or “lump,” refers...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Gobbe Seere
The Gobbe Seere drape comes from Karnataka’s Malenadu region and was traditionally worn by women from the Hoysala, Lingayat, and Gowda communities. The word Gobbe, meaning “knot” or “lump,” refers...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Coorg
The Coorg or Kodava drape comes from the hill region of Kodagu in Karnataka. Worn by the Kodava community, it’s a style shaped by daily life, movement, and a strong...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Coorg
The Coorg or Kodava drape comes from the hill region of Kodagu in Karnataka. Worn by the Kodava community, it’s a style shaped by daily life, movement, and a strong...