Mar 27, 20182 min read

HAND-LOOM SAREE

Hi all,

My new blog post would be about hand-loom saree. Saree love and hand-loom love is seen through this article, While Dressing up for wedding functions, girls look gorgeous in ethnic wear, especially hand-loom sarees is lightweight easy to drape and comfortable.

Here I'm wearing beautiful black hand-loom saree with a tricolor border of light orange, green and brownish-gold, the red pallu with some colorful silk thread at the edge of saree It gives a stunning look. This saree was gifted by my sister.

I Love playing with dual combination of a blouse, I designed this blouse and gave to a nearby tailor shop for sewing. she stitched as per my design.

The blouse front made with closed neck and wrapped by buttons to neck and slit open in front of the neck, The Dual combination of hand-sleeve gives stunning looks, 3/4th drama sleeve, and buff, the 3/4th hand sleeve with the tricolor of red, golden zari and orange color of bell design, The buff is made of dual color green and orange. The blouse back design is round open with golden zari borders,

Here I matched with accessories of Vero Moda neckpiece of black color beads necklace it matched with my saree as well it gives a stunning look. The earring, silver and red beads combinations perfectly matched with my saree, this was gifted from my sissy she bought this earring from his office jewelry store.

The overall traditional looks of the outfit are gorgeous and stunning.

I hope you like this post.

HISTORY OF HAND-LOOM SAREE:

A hand-loom saree is a great cultural significance of youths, It was the traditional textile art of Bangladesh and India. Only unique sarees are being created in the hand-loom industry and the uniqueness can be easily reflected from the exotic designs that are being created.

The hand-loom was derived about 2000 years ago and was bought to England by the Romans, the process consisted of interweaving one set of threads or yarn (the wrap) with another (the weft).

The WRAP threads are stretched lengthwise in the weaving loom,

The WEFT, the cross-threads, are woven into the wrap to make the cloth.