There was so much to see in the blur as our taxi driver flew down the road
between Patiala and New Delhi. These women, in their colorful saris, caught
my attention.
between Patiala and New Delhi. These women, in their colorful saris, caught
my attention.
The saris worn by women in different parts of India are quite different
from each other. I have not purchased any. Watching my "sister", Lorna,
wrap one has convinced me that I would come unraveled and be,
embarrassingly, on display. The saris are are so beautiful, though, I
am always in awe.
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Magnificent building. Beautiful shot.
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Beautiful saris..
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Hello there! My dear Carmen,
ReplyDeleteI can notice from your posts how happy you are. It seems you have found what so many go on search for to that astonishing country. I am happy for you and sending you lots of hugs and love.
You should wear that sari and post a picture here next time!!
:-)
Dulce
Colourfull and nice!
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Beautiful shot. Have a fabulous week.
ReplyDeleteLiz @ MLC
Beautiful! I'd love to visit India some day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'd love to visit India some day.
ReplyDeleteIt is colorful and beautiful.
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amazing colours.
ReplyDeleteplease have a good tuesday.
Thanks, Robert...it's been amazing, the splendour of the saris here
ReplyDeleteI love the bright colours of the saris. They are not so attractive when worn in a colder clime though. I think the saris need the sun to show them off.
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beautiful pic
ReplyDeleteyes there are different types of sarries and even few conduct the classes on how to wear them
I did not know there were differences. My friend, Marie, has been to two Indian weddings and her friend, Vetta, has tried to get her to wear one, but she refuses.
ReplyDeleteYou, dressed with a sari, look wonderful. Continue enjoying your days there my dear friend!!!!
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Val
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I'm afraid I'd be unraveled too but I do love the gorgeous saris and this photo too.
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Yes, they are so lovely and colourful, as you say. I've worn the shalwar kameez many times but like you, I don't think I could get to grips with a sari!
ReplyDeleteI think that traditional dress looks better on the people for whom it was created, and the possibility of my clothes falling right off of me would have certainly given me pause had I been sari shopping.
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