By best of CityOfJoy
A saree is probably one of the most beautiful and elegant garments that have happened to women and the fashion industry. While a saree is considered one of the most versatile garments, most women traditionally wear attire. The drape’s origin or a garment similar to the sari can be traced back to the Indus Valley Civilisation. During the lockdown followed by unlocking, procedure facebook challenges have been ruling the internet. Singer and Eminent Painter Soumita Saha opposed a challenge name ” #Saree_tei_naari,” which literally means Saree defines womanhood. Soumita opposed this idea that claiming women who do not wear Saree their womanhood cannot be questioned and stereotyping womanhood by an attire is not acceptable. Soumita, who calls herself a handloom gospeller, takes the social media singing praise of saree….The 28-year-old singing sensation posts, “This nine-yard-wonder has evolved its craft as the time has gone by and attracted a lot more women to embrace in full style. Interestingly, our much-loved celebrities from different fraternities have given an all-new definition to the usual draping style and sported with trendy add-ons. I have been a little critical about the #Saree_tei_Naari challenge trending on social networks. I am a handloom gospeller and saree lover but cannot quite gather the audacity to define womanhood by any attire.
The origin of the drape or a garment similar to the sari can be traced back to the Indus Valley Civilisation, which came into being during 2800–1800 BC in northwest India. The sari journey began with cotton, which was first cultivated in the Indian subcontinent around the 5th millennium BC. Jul
This World Saree Day, let’s sing the praise of this wonderful attire. Let us Celebrate Happy World Saree Day Tomorrow21st December#HappyWorldSareeDay2020.”
In a candid conversation, Soumita said to Prittle Prattle News by sharing a Press Release, ” I have inherited my love for saree certainly from my mother and grandmother. The awesomeness of 9yards remains unmatched no matter what I wear.”
