Fashion: Beautiful South Indian sarees to add to your collection

Sarees reflect elegance and are draped differently across various regions of country. South Indian sarees are kwn for ir simplicity and sheer elegance. Here's a list of different types of south Indian sarees that you would want to add to your collection.

Kanjeevaram Saree

This is one of south Indian sarees that is kwn to originate from Tamil Nadu. se sarees are woven from best mulberry silk threads. Traditionally, saree was kwn to be made in red and gold only. silk thread is dipped in gold to create intricate designs. Today, you can get Kanjeevaram sarees in various colours.

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Mysore Silk Saree

This is one of most sought after South Indian sarees. saree is kwn to weigh least as compared to or sarees. It is one of few sarees that witnessed very few changes over course of time, yet remains popular.

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Pochampally Sarees

This is one of South Indian sarees that is kwn to originate from Telangana. saree is popular for its simplicity and geometric designs. y are kwn to have traditional patterns in Ikat style of dyeing. If you love details, you should definitely add this saree to your wardrobe.

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Gadwal Sarees

This saree has its origin from two regions including Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Both Gadwal cotton and silk sarees are popular for ir handcrafted zari works. special feature of Gadwal saree is border that is kwn to be made of pure mulberry silk. 

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Chettinad Sarees

From mouth-watering cuisine to gawking temple architecture, Chettinad district of Tamil Nadu is famous for many or things. Chettinad saree is one of m. One of most popular south Indian sarees, the random burst of colour, bold geometrical patterns hand-loomed distinguishes this saree from rest. 

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