Traditional Indian Girl’s Navwari Saree

Description

Traditional Indian Girl’s Saree outfit displayed on a small mannequin torso. This outfit is a miniature version of the traditional Navwari (9-yard) saree, styled specifically for young girls. The Navwari saree is commonly worn in Maharashtrian culture, where it is draped in a dhoti-style without a petticoat.

Description

• The outfit is a green pattu-style (silk-like) saree set designed for a young child.

• It features a rich gold zari border with intricate patterns and a maroon edging, typical of South Indian festive wear.

• The saree is draped in a half-saree style commonly used for kids, with the pallu neatly placed across the front.

• The blouse is short-sleeved, matching the green shade, and also has gold and maroon borders on the sleeves.

• The lower portion resembles a traditional pavadai/dhavana, coordinated with the same border pattern.

• The outfit is displayed on a plastic mannequin torso suspended from above, making the attire clearly visible.

• The saree is a rich green color with an elegant gold zari border accented by maroon piping.

• It is stitched in the Navwari drape for easy wear, giving the look of the traditional 9-yard sari while being comfortable for children.

• The blouse is matching green with gold-maroon bordered sleeves.

• The lower part is stitched to resemble the iconic dhoti-style drape of a Navwari saree.

• The pallu is arranged across the torso in typical Maharashtrian style.

Overall Look

It’s a beautiful, festive, and traditional children’s saree set, often worn for cultural events, temple visits, Navratri, naming ceremonies, festivals, cultural programs, Gudi Padwa, Ganesh Chaturthi, school functions, special occasions and traditional ceremonies.