Shopping for Sarees |
| Devanshi Draping Allyson's saree So I got on the phone to call Devanshi. She is the woman that is teaching Bob Gujarat. She said that her sister next door is a tailor. So we were about 4 (US) blocks from her bungalow. |
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Shweta and Amishi A La MODE is their shop, is draping Kristen's saree a little room built out by the bungalow, right behind Devanshi's bungalow. What a stroke of luck that was! The five of us walked into the shop and with a little sweet talking they will have our tops completed by 2:00 pm tomorrow. They will also help us put them on and drape them right before the wedding. Devanshi was a life saver for us on this day. |
Then next was the earrings, bangles, bendis, and necklaces. Devanshi told us of a shop just around the corner. So off we went. Then Allyson, Pricilla and Kristen went on to buy shoes. I had to head home so I left for dinner at a very good friend and then another wedding party after that
Indian style saree, in India, majority of women wear sari. The sari is a long piece of cloth about a meter wide and 5 to 51/2meters long. The sari is draped over a long skirt. A tight fitting blouse known as choli is worn on the upper part of the body.
Saris of different designs and materials are available in a variety of colours. It is made out of cotton, silk and other synthetic materials. The cost of the saris varies according to the quality. The outer end of the sari or Pallu is most attractive especially on silk saris.
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Allyson Connecticut |
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Emily Minnesota |
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Kathi Oklahoma |
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Kristen Utah |
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Pricilla Connecticut |
Girls, the pictures are not great, but we had such a good time and that's all that really matters! Thanks for going with me and making it a day that I will never forget!
A La MODE