Saree. The most beautiful attire that covers an Indian woman’s body with such grace and aplomb that one cannot stop themselves from falling in love with this nine yards piece of cloth. There is a classic way we see that saree is draped by women around us, but draping it itself has a rich history and culture that differs from every region of the country. Here are a few examples how vividly different ways a saree is worn by different communities and people that span across the land. Chattisgarh This simple yet elegant way of draping the sari can be attributed to the simple tribal women of the wonderful state which is a treasure of natural beauty that is Chattisgarh.

Andhra Pradesh

This style of draping yourself in this humble piece of cloth is popularly known as the Boggilli Posi style. It is quite popular in the tribes of Andhra and is primarily worn by the tribes of South Andhra, namely, Golla (shepherd community) and Gudati Kapulu.

Assam

This beautiful combination of red and gold is draped around during the celebration of Bihu which is a festival that is similar to Baisakhi, celebrating the ripening of crops and the return of greens to the earth. Women sing and dance wearing this sari to commemorate the season of fertility.