Sari is the official dress in various ceremonies like wedding, engagement and during various festivals in Kerala. From very ancient times sari has been closely associated with the women of Kerala and it still forms the major mode of dress even today. A 5 meter long cloth, It is worn together with a small blouse .It is however a tough job to learn to wear a sari in a proper manner and one needs to practice a lot.
The traditional Kasavu Saree - the off-white cotton Kerala saree with golden border - has long been the most preferred attire for Malayali women on a temple-trip or to a wedding.
Kasavu saree is now becoming the 'next-big-thing' in on campuses for girls dressing up for traditional festivals and events. “Kasavu” saris are generally hand woven and have border woven with real gold thread. So the thread never fades and hence these saris are considered to be very auspicious in Kerala. With real gold being used in them, the original Kasavu saree can be quite pricey. Affordable options are also available. Check this masterly piece of Kasavu saree of premium quality available at Rs. 2100/- only.
Kerala's sari market is now flooded with sari like Kancheepuram Silk, Banaras Silk. Sari decorated with traditional works, zardosi work, ariwork, Lukhnow work, sequins work, thread work, embroidery work
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