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The names of the sari parts vary by region and style of sari. But there are some general terms you should know:
Pallu — The decorative end of the sari. When worn in nivi style, this is the portion that crosses the torso of the wearer and drapes over the left shoulder. It will always be more elaborate than the other end.
Body — The part of the sari that is not the pallu. It can be decorated with a pattern similar to but less elaborate than the pallu or it may be an entirely different colour and style from the pallu.
Border — The woven decoration along the top and bottom of a sari. On some styles, the top and bottom borders are the same. On other styles, the bottom border is wider and more decorated.
Hem — A piece of reinforcing cotton sewn to a portion of the inside of the sari about 4-6″ from the bottom. It gives the bottom of the sari weight and keeps lighter saris from disarranging themselves when the wearer walks.
Choli piece — Some saris are sold with a separate choli piece that is meant to be made up into a blouse worn with the sari. A choli piece sold with a sari matches the sari in colour and design (although cholis that do not exactly match their saris are worn all the time). The choli piece will typically match the pattern of the sari body and sometimes it will be attached to the sari by a few rows of unwoven threads.
The pallu, body, choli piece, and hem of my sari
The next thing you want to decide is how and where you want the stripes to go on your outfit. The pallu is only a yard or so long, so you won’t have enough to use this highly-decorated piece for a large area. The first question is whether to use it for the top or the bottom. My pallu is not big enough to do the whole bottom, so I am thinking of doing an apron overskirt with it (bottom row photo). Or should I use the pallu for the bodice (top row photos) and do I run the strips horizontally or vertically?

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