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Cotton Saree of Kerala Conventional Yet Modern Outlook

Kerala sari is regarded as the cultural costume of women of the Malayali community. The grace and appeal of the golden borders contrasting with the otherwise plain white mundum neryathum of Keralite women has come to symbolize Malayali women. The sari is a hot favorite during the time of Onam, not just in Kerala but in other parts of India as well. Click to know more http://www.mirraw.com/store/kerala-sarees

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Cotton Saree of Kerala Conventional Yet Modern Outlook

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  1. Cotton Saree of Kerala Conventional Yet Modern Outlook

  2. The cotton sarees of Kerala is inspired by MundumNeriyathum, the conventional dress of Malayali women since ages, and modified systematically for modern preferences.The cotton sarees of keral are continuously evolving. As a matter of fact it will not be wrong to say that, the above mentioned conventional dress is influenced by the development of modern saree. • After being woven by hand, the handloom sarees of Kerala have gradually made its way to the manufacturer of the cotton sarees who uses power looms. Hand embroidered samples have also been replaced by designer prints of the manufacturer.

  3. The cotton sarees of kerala are available in Zari, copper or golden colored borders for a cream or white texture, also called the Kasavusaree, is specifically manufactured to be worn during auspicious events or festive seasons. • In case of MundumNeriyathum, the blouse complements the saree for festive events with colors according to the marital status and age of the lady. A green blouse would look good on unmarried, young girls, whereas the middle-aged and married woman generally wear red blouses. • In recent times, Kasavusaree online is ordered by most of the people. The prints on the cotton texture along with designed borders and famous peacock patterns and temple embellishing the pallu, have made the Kerala cotton Handloom saree popular as something to be worn on regular basis.

  4. Traditionally, the MundumNeriyathum, or the two pieces of cotton texture worn since ages, is still considered to be a conventional dress. The Neriyathu, covering the upper torso, right from the hip to the left blouse shoulder, with the part crossing the left shoulder hanging, has emerged from Jain and Buddhist impact on ancient India, along with vibrant border of the texture which is possibly inspired by the Greco-Roman culture. In simple words, it is something that can be worn daily, in the Kasavu style and which is generally also worn in festive seasons. You may also check out the fancy saree products offered in this area.

  5. The cotton sarees of Kerala is woven by using Kora cloth or unbleached cotton. With golden borders made of zari and prints of leaves, fruits, flowers, peacocks, birds, and animals, these designs are extremely popular. Enhancing the fashion aspect of the handloom saree, prints of stripe and checks on any kind of wooden block print utilizing vegetable dyes. You may also look for websites dealing with Kerala Sarees Online Shopping. • Various types of cotton sarees have Resham borders and ZariButtas, along with gracious pallu, perfect for any kind of parties or corporate events, and even for schools and colleges. It also offers a sober look during festive seasons. You may also look for Kasavusarees online available at reasonable rates.

  6. Click to know more about Kerala sarees Online shopping : • http://www.mirraw.com/store/kerala-sarees

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