Saris - for Eid

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beautiful!!!!!!!!:)

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saris look a bit fishyish... shalwar kamiz looks much better...

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show me BLUE BLUE BLUE!

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cooooooooooooooooooollllllllllllllllll

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:love:

liken model achi nahi…:rotfl:

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:k: :k: :k:

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Nice

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just like me :k:
i love them all! :slight_smile:

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EEEuhh!! THEY’RE ALL HORRIBLE! YUK! I WOULDN’T WEAR ANY OF THEM!:yukh:

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I don't know about some of you but who in the world would wear a sari like this on EID.

and anyway, saris are too indianish for me, anything but a sari YUCK

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very purty :love:

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Re: Saris - for Eid

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i like this one :biggthumb

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i love this color so i like the sari too.

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Sarees - one of my fav wear :slight_smile:

I like bengali sarees. They are so simple, nice and crisp to wear if you take care of them properly. I think they would go well with Eid if you chose the right one.

Also, in India in the state of Maharashtra (the one that has Bombay) I saw a type called “Paithani”. These are some of the most exquisite sarees I have seen in my life. They cost a bomb but they are eye-popping. I was told that British Airways had borrowed some of the paithani designs for the tail fins of their jets. If any of you get a chance to buy one DON’T MISS IT. They make a bride stand out in a crowd.

Let me see if I can find a good picture. Meanwhile, here are some info links.

http://www.indiantravelportal.com/maharashtra/arts-crafts/paithani-sarees.html

http://www.india-crafts.com/textile_products/paithanisaris.html

Okay, here is a page with some photos. They do not truely show a paithani in its splendor but this will have to do for the time being. You can click on the photos to see bigger ones.

http://www.malamall.com/nri/ProductList.asp?ProductSubCat=Paithani+Saree

Note the designs - not the designs on the main body of the saree but the end of it…what is called “pallu”.