Madhuri Dixit Nene’s ombré sari pays homage to bandhani and Banarasi craftsmanship
The moments of Sari de Madhuri Dixit Nene often remind us of why it remains a sustainable style icon, and its last outing makes a strong argument for the timelessness of artisanal design. Draped in the organza woven by hand of Naina Jain, its six meters melted with sweet lavender in jewelry purple. A gradient that caught light like a changing twilight.
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The border, however, is the place where history deepens. “The Madhuri Sari is bordered by a banana woven with a peacock with a bandhani fabric,” shares Jain. Bandhani, derived from the word Sanskrit Bandh (tied), is among the oldest traditions of Dye, dating back more than 5,000 years. Each point is formed by hand -resistant hand -related nodes, creating pattern constellations when threads are removed. The result is a constellation of delicate points, each imperfectly perfect.
Here, the border was still raised with Zari patterns, while the body of the sari was carrying a delicate Aari embroidery in Paisley formations. Jain describes it as a renewal of heritage techniques in a language that seems surprisingly modern. “The body of the sari is delicate of Aari hand embroidery, going like paisley patterns”, shares Jain, adding: “Madhuri has kept the accent on the sari by twinning it with a blouse without a natural purple sleeve with a neckline.”
The actor has punctuated his sari with accents of heritage inspiration of PNG jewelers. The star is a golden declaration necklace made with Polki and Rubies. A pair of Assorted Chandbaali earrings completed the vintage look, while a stack of kadas dotted with bracelets was the contribution of his wrists. Madhuri Dixit Nene has kept her signature beauty look with smoky eyes, gently cheeks in versions and naked lips to balance the vibrant tones of his sari. Whether it is Ganesh Chaturthi festivities, Diwali celebrations or a wedding at their destination, his sari appears to be a winning choice to maintain tradition and reinvent it.
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