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According to the Vedas the existence of Sari is for more than 5000 years. In simple words Sari is an untailored length of cloth. It is a traditional unstitched Indian costume which is six to seven meters in length. It is amazingly draped by the women over their body in different styles depending on which part of India they belong to. The sari is mainly draped over a long skirt with a tight fitting blouse or top known as choli on the upper part of the body.
The historical records in India highlight the fact that during Shunga period of 200 - 50 B.C, the north Indian terracotta depicts woman wearing a sari covering the entire body. And if you investigate the Ajanta caves there again you can find two representations of women wearing sari draping around their entire body.
But commonly it is believed that Sari originated from the time of Indus Valley civilization which means that it exists from the time period of 2800 1800 BC. In the famous Indian epic the Mahabharata there is the first recorded reference to the enduringly attractive Sari of Draupadi the wife of the Pandavas. the Mahabharata is a 5,000 year old Indian epic which is a legend, fantasy, history and a fact about the existence of the Sari. Thus authentically it's really very hard to say about the actual origin of the Indian sari.
SARI AS SYMBOL OF PURITY - Sari is believed to be a fabric which is pure and sacred ; perhaps because in the distant past needles of bone were used for stitching. Hence even in the present times, while attending pujas or other sacred ceremonies, the Indian men wear dhotis while the women wear the sari. Till today Sari is considered as the most sacred apparel at the time of worship and for religious ceremonies and festiva