MY COLLECTION OF SARIS AND SALWARS

I bought these set of glitter bangles some time before so that I can mix n match and accessorize with my saris and salwars.

I really liked the colour combination of this sari which I bought recently and the print is so adorable.

Hi all first of all I'm so sorry for the delay on my new post. I had bandwidth problems with my template which made me crazy and somehow I managed to fix 3/4 of it and the remaining I have to do it today ; Thanks to Chethan who helped me install this template and now helped me to fix the template :)

Today I want to share some interesting stuffs I shopped this week. Any guesses ??? yea I can hear your guesses lol :)) What else other than some nice sarees and salwars which I'm pretty sure every woman will love. I'm really shopaholic and every 1or 2 months I go for shopping to buy some good outfits. I wear only salwars, churidhars and saris.

I'm always crazy of turquoise blue and that too with pink combination it is so very adorable I selected this one within 5 minutes that is a history on my shopping lol :))

Salwars and saris are the traditional clothes of India and my view is the most graceful as well glamorous outfit is sari. My husband always wanted me to wear sari but I find it uncomfortable to do all house hold works with sari so I wear salwars and churidhars at home and also for shopping etc. I wear saris on special occasions like Diwali, Pongal and for weddings and also when we visit friends. Our family is very conservative in the sense my grandmother does not even allow us to wear night dress when we go for holidays to her place lol :)) But we never listen to her me and my cousins used to wear night dress at night and go in front of my grandmother and ask her how is this nighty grandma and she gets so irritated and starts advising and shouting at us and we really enjoy that :P. Missing all those days with 3 cousin sisters and 6 cousin brothers having lot of fun during vacations at our grandmother's place which is a very small village with green fields everywhere. I will write a separate post about my childhood days with my cousins with some nice photographs. A very usual but never goes out of fashion combination red and green colour sari . This is kaadhi silk somewhat like jute my all time favourite.

Then again back to my shopping spree I have some photographs of saris and salwars which I bought recently. I prefer natural fabrics than the synthetic ones cause natural fabrics like cotton, jute etc are skin friendly and it is the best in India for the humid weather we have. So I normally wear only cottons at home and wear silks for weddings and parties. Wearing sari is really an art and you can see how to wear one here.

Black my another favourite colour I guess everyone loves this colour as it has got so many advantages like need not get confused about accessories almost every thing will go well with black and for healthy ladies like me :) this colour is really a boon as it makes one look slimmer. This one is a salwar kameez I bought this material and is hand painted by a friend of mine.

Blouses for saris can make one really glamorous and gorgeous even if the sari is very ordinary. Different patterns of blouses can be seen in this place .

This salwar is also one of my favourites which I bought recently it has a white center panel with chikan work which makes it extraordinary adorable. When I went for shopping this sari attracted me it was a Georgette sari with embroidery and zardoshi work all over the price is 25000 INThis is a churidhar I saw in a shop liked it but only size small was available. I really liked this polka necklace will go well with kanchipuram saris and zardoshi and sequins saris.

AN AMAZING PLACE TO VISIT AT DELHI "DILLI HAAT"

Aloo tikki

Bhel puri

Lamp shades made from bottle gaurd !

Bangle, pendant and sterling silver jewellery shops

Kashmire dress

Kaantha work dress materials !

Beautiful salwars, kurtis, stoles from various stalls of Dilli Haat !

Earrings and gift articles made of sea shells

Beaded belts, necklace and earrings

Door mats, so cute my son loves it !

Beautiful colourful purses !

Sandal wood idols and gift articles

Beautiful patch worked bedspreads, pillow covers and cushion covers in a stall !

Jaipuri puppets displayed in a stall very colourful !

Paper mesh dolls

Antique finish brass items displayed at a stall

Teracotta items displayed at a stall

Above and the first picture in this post are the painting of lord Venkatachalapathy and Bagavathy amman, these are called Tanjore Painting and they are decorated with real stones and gold plated !

Have you ever visited Dilli Haat if no then if you ever come to Delhi do not miss this place I swear all of you will love it. I live in Noida and if I get a chance to go out somewhere my choice would definitely be Dilli Haat. I never get bored of this place wonder how come ? I will tell you why. Dilli Haat is run by the government of tourism of the state Haryana and they have about 50-100 stalls over there and people from all the states of India display their crafts and textiles in these stalls. So if you go there you can see lot of handicrafts, textiles and lot more from the different states of India and they keep on changing the stalls every 15 days and so whenever you visit this place one can be pretty sure to see something new and unique. I take almost 2-3 hours to take look at all the stalls and if I find anything unique I would definitely buy that. But my husband is the one who gets very bored so he takes with him a book to read and sits somewhere and starts reading books. They also have stalls for food from different states of India so each time we go we try something new and my son's favourite is momos and I like the stall from Maharashtra and am crazy about vada pao, bhel puri and sabo dhaana vadas. Above are some of the photos I took at Dilli Haat when I visited a week back. Hope you will enjoy the photos and never miss this place if you ever visit Delhi. Please give a feed back by comments if you like this post. I would love to hear from you all.