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Friday, 19 July 2013

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I decided that the stripes were totally lost on the skirt, so I used the pallu for the bodice. But vertical (right photo) or horizontal (left photo)?
After much deliberation and staring at these photos, I decided that I would go with the vertical stripes. Of course vertical stripes always make one look taller and slimmer, which is never a bad thing. But with this pallu, I could make use of a beautiful decorative stripe as the front and bottom edges of my bodice. It gave a lovely stiffness to the bottom edge that I couldn’t have achieved without it. I also cut the border off the scraps and repurposed those pieces for my cuffs and collar. I have a length of border left that I want to use to trim a parasol or possibly a hat.
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And please no wikipedia. I'd prefer someone native to India to help sort this mess. (My friend from India isn't knowledgable about sari enough for this one.)

OK, I looked up Maharashtrian style of sari--that's the closest I can find to the sari of the Kushans. Since I cannot have tailored clothes (Due to religious reasons at the time), it was either a sari or antrariya, uttariya, and the Kayabandha combo.

My problem is this: When did women start covering their heads... was it with the odhni, or with a pallav (Pallu, seragu, or paita)? I keep getting conflicting information and I'm not sure if it's a regional thing.

The *current* Maharashtrian style and the one like it use either the pallav or the odhni. However, I can't track how far back it goes. So I need an expert. (I can also imagine that it's not that hard to place a cloth on ones head to guard against the heat)

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