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The Indian sari is an article of clothing worn traditionally by the women in India. It consists of one large piece of cloth, rectangular in shape, and averaging in length to about six yards. The cloth is woven from cotton, then wrapped and draped about the body, to end at the feet.
The sari, which originates from India, is more than five thousand years old. India is the first place to grow cotton, therefore using it to create their cloth for the sari. The mention of the sari in the Vedas, which is the oldest existing text, shows its true historical longevity and proof of origin.
The traditional sari is more than just clothing. There was significant meaning and symbolism attached to the garment in the form of different colors or designs. The various patterns and colors of the sari depicted such information as beliefs, virtues, and the region the person came from.
There were numerous designs and symbols used on the traditional sari. The paisly and fish were used to show fertility. They also represented the abundance of food and children. These patterns were mostly seen in the coastal regions where the people survived on fish.
Designs in the form of an Elephant symbolized water, fertility, wealth and good luck. It also exemplifies the god Ganesh who is the remover of obstacles. The Conch was also a symbol of the gods and represented the bugle used in war.
The use of colors in the sari has also had specific meaning behind them. Red, used in the traditional sense is associated with the warrior and a sign of valor. However, today it is worn by Indian brides and is a favored color by many, because of the sexual and emotional implications attached to it.
White was usually associated with priests because it is believed to be impure to change the sari by use of color or stitching. White is also a symbol of purity and mourning, therefore widows were known to wear the white sari.
The color black was used to show sorrow or bad luck. It was probably for this reason that very few saris were made of black. In contrast, there were many saris made of blue because of the association to the working class. Farmers, weavers and manual laborers were said to have worn blue.