Traditional Wear Dresses for Men in Indian Style by Exotic India Art

Traditional wear dresses are important part of our Indian culture. Wedding season increases the demand of Indian ethic wear; from Sharukh khan to Ranveer singh everybody is fond of etnic wear. You can spot your favourite starts in ethic wear every now and then. In this blog i am going to tell you about different types of Indian ethnic wear which you can wear on different occasions from day to night.

  1. Plain Wedding Waistcoat with Front Pockets – Brick Red

Plain Wedding Waistcoat with Front Pockets - Brick Red
Plain Wedding Waistcoat with Front Pockets – Brick Red

Nothing like a superbly fashioned waistcoat to set off your wedding ensemble.It will make you stand out in crowd. This waist coat can be worn on traditional as well as western wear. This will be an perfect addition in your wardrobe as it is flexible piece of item which will compliment your look in day and night as well. Material used in this waistcoat is art silk,which is known for its sparkling finish. It instantly adds points in your personality. colour combination is very beautiful as brown colour will compliment all your white and pastel outfits.

  1. Star-White Kurta Pajama with Lukhnavi Chikan Embroidery by Hand

Star-White Kurta Pajama with Lukhnavi Chikan Embroidery by Hand
Star-White Kurta Pajama with Lukhnavi Chikan Embroidery by Hand

Stunning star white kurta pajama with lukhnavi chikan embroidery is must have for this wedding season. Chikan embroidery is loved by everyone and it adds grace to every look. It can be worn in morning puja and rituals. It will give royal feel to whole look. This fabric is so lightweight and comfortable that you will end up wearing it more and more. Pure hand chikan embroidery is the uniqueness of this perfect outfit. Chikan embroidery is cherished by people across the globe

  1. Plain Pathani Kurta Salwar with Thread Embroidery on Neck

Plain Pathani Kurta Salwar with Thread Embroidery on Neck - Angel Falls
Plain Pathani Kurta Salwar with Thread Embroidery on Neck – Angel Falls

Plain pathani kurta salwar with thread embroidery looks very alluring and it catches the eye of every individual. It is best suited for morning occasions. Pathani kurta and salwar are very famous garment worn in north India. Not necessarily a Pathan-like looking individual will look good in this costume. Even those with average health or even less body weight are able to improve not only their figure but their entire personality with such costume fashion. Pathani kurta is made with pure cotton which will keep you cool in summers.

  1. Black Kurta Pajama with Lucknavi Embroidery on Neck

Black Kurta Pajama with Lucknavi Embroidery on Neck
Black Kurta Pajama with Lucknavi Embroidery on Neck

Black is the only colour in universe which looks good on every individual. Black is everyone’s go to colour and it gives slim look to body. This black kurta pajama with Lucknavi is must for all the people who loves fashion and have an eye for fashionable garments. Bright colour, sleek emberoidery and comfortable fabric make it the best choice for this wedding season. This colour will look good in any occasion, we Indians avoid black colour in puja because it is considered inauspicious.

  1. Wedding Kurta Pajama Set with All-Over Woven Floral Motifs in Self

Wedding Kurta Pajama
Wedding Kurta Pajama Set with All-Over Woven Floral Motifs in Self – Dark Gray

This particular kurta is not like your usual kurta, this red embroidered kurta will make people drooling over your personality. It is best suited for big ceremonies and occassions. Team it up with Indian footwear like mojaris and you are ready to rock. Embroidery is sleek and floral motifs are used in this kurta which makes it more beautiful.

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Indian Saris to Wear on Festive Season – Exotic India Art

Indian Saris to Wear on Festive Season – Exotic India Art

Indian Saris to Wear on Festive Season – Exotic India Art

Indian festivals are most important part of Indian culture. India is famous across the globe for festivals like diwali,holi,navratri, durga puja etc. Every year we celebrate these festivals with enthusiasam and love. Every festival has its own significance and meaning. There is stories behind every festival of India like we celebrate diwali because lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after exile of 14 years and upon return of lord Rama people burned diyas and it is celebrated as Diwali every year. Every state of India has its own unique way of celebrating festivals. Festivals comes with the stress of wearing best clothes.

Because everyone wants to look their best in festivals. In this blog we will tell you about diffrent Indian sarees which can be worn on any festival.

1. Baluchari saree

Baluchari Sari (saree)

Baluchari saree is known for its unique designs on pallu. Speciality of baluchari saree is pallu on which mythological scenes are potrayed. Baluchari saree originated from Bengal. It is pure silk saree and have resham threads in a single colour to weave the entire pattern.It takes 5-6 days to weave a single Baluchari saree. This particular type of saree is perfect for evening wear. You can team them up with statement jewellery and you are ready to rock.

2. Banarasi saree

Exotic India Banarasi Sari (Saree)

Banarasi sarees originated from Banaras or Varanasi. Speciality of this saree is their gold and silver zari work. Their special characteristics include mughal inspired designs. Their metalic visual effect make them stand out in crowd. From Deepika to Anushka everybody is fond of these sarees. You can opt for a red banarasi saree to lool like a million bucks. Banarasi sarees looks good on every age group. You can add pearl or kundan jewellery with this saree.

3. Kanjeevaram saree

Exotic India Kanjivaram Sari (saree)

Kanjeevaram saree originated from Tamil nadu and is very famous in southern part of india. It is considered auspicious in south India, people of south india include Kanjeevaram saree in their every occassion.Being the lustrous silk, Kanchipuram has got the charm of Wedding, Cermony or any other festival. Since, silk is a thick weave, and among best of all which is more suitable for cold climatic conditions. Accessorizing with the traditional gold jewelry is the trend followed.

4. Chanderi saree

Chanderi Sari (Saree)

Chanderi sarees are originally made from three kinds of fabric: pure silk, Chanderi cotton and silk cotton.Motifs used in chanderi saree are Traditional coin, floral art, peacocks and geometric designs are woven into different Chanderi patterns. The saris are among the finest in India and are famous for their gold and silver brocade or zari, fine silk, and opulent embroidery.Chanderi saree are lightweight and very easy to carry.

5. Bomkai Saree

Indian Sarees

Bomkai cotton sarees are mostly considered for habitual wear and the silk sari were chosen for ceremonies and  occasions. Most of the sarees are embodied with captivating color to give the georgous look, stylish and comfortable to the woman wearing the saree. The ancient belief is potraied in its border Mostly the design of fish is seen in the sari as it is believed to be a sign of success and affluence. The most beautiful part is its thread work in the designs of the border and the palloo. The appearance of the saree signifies and relate with simplicity and has a tribal tinge. The sari is normally dyed to make them in the form of red, white and black background colours. However, today you will find the sari in multiple designs and colours while retaining their originality. The warps are suitably woven to produce multicoloured end piece.

6. Phoolkari

Sari from Punjab with Phulkari Embroidery in Self and Golden Border – Candied Ginger

Phoolkari saree originated from Punjab and widely used in all parts of north India. Phoolkari embroidery is usually done on cotton and colourful threads are used in phoolkari. It is the most important part of newly married women troussea.You can try Phoolkari saree if you want to wear something unique this festive season and add some chunky jewellery to make it look more beautiful.

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