Kandangi saree is a traditional saree from Tamil Nadu, India. It is also known as “Chettinad cotton saree” as it originated in the Chettinad region of Tamil Nadu. Kandangi sarees are made from pure cotton and are characterized by their bright and bold colors, contrasting borders, and intricate designs. The saree is usually woven in a checked or striped pattern, and the borders are often embellished with geometric patterns or floral motifs. The blouse that accompanies the saree is usually plain, and the saree itself is worn without pleats, draped loosely around the body. Kandangi sarees are popular among women of all ages and are worn on various occasions, including weddings, festivals, and other cultural events.
There are various types of Kandangi sarees available in Tamil Nadu, each with its unique characteristics. Some of the popular types of Kandangi sarees are:
- Chettinadu Kandangi Saree: This type of Kandangi saree is made using high-quality cotton and features bold and bright colors. The saree is characterized by its large borders and intricate designs.
- Karaikudi Kandangi Saree: This type of Kandangi saree is known for its unique color combinations and intricate designs. The borders of the saree are usually wider than the body, and the designs on the borders are often inspired by nature.
- Rajapalayam Kandangi Saree: This type of Kandangi saree is known for its light and airy cotton fabric, which makes it ideal for hot and humid weather. The saree is characterized by its subtle colors and simple designs.
- Madurai Kandangi Saree: This type of Kandangi saree is known for its vibrant colors and bold designs. The saree features intricate motifs and borders that are often embellished with zari work.
- Coimbatore Kandangi Saree: This type of Kandangi saree is known for its fine cotton fabric and delicate designs. The saree features intricate borders and subtle colors, making it ideal for formal occasions.
These are just a few of the many types of Kandangi sarees available in Tamil Nadu. Each type of saree is unique and has its own cultural significance.
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