Saree Draping
Saree draping is the beautiful art of wrapping a long piece of fabric — usually 5 to 9 yards — elegantly around the body. It’s a timeless expression of grace, tradition, and individuality that enhances femininity and cultural pride. Each draping style reflects regional identity, fashion sense, and occasion — from classic temple gatherings to glamorous events.
- Nivi Style (Andhra/Telangana): The most common and elegant style — pleated neatly in front with the pallu draped over the left shoulder.
- Bengali Style: Characterized by wide pleats and a pallu elegantly wrapped around the body and over the shoulder.
- Gujarati Style: The pallu is brought to the front over the right shoulder, showcasing intricate designs.
- Maharashtrian (Nauvari) Style: A nine-yard saree draped like a dhoti — traditional and practical.
- Kerala Style (Mundum Neriyathum): Simple and graceful with a golden-bordered saree and traditional blouse.
- Modern/Party Drapes: Creative wraps for contemporary looks — ideal for receptions or fashion shoots.
- Enhances elegance and posture
- Expresses cultural heritage and style
- Adaptable for any body type or occasion
- Can be styled traditionally or fashionably
- Bridal Saree Draping
- Party & Event Styling
- Traditional Temple Draping
- Modern and Fusion Drapes
- Saree Draping Workshops or Tutorials