The exquisite design of a Parsi Gara Saree is unmatched with its realistic flora embroidery work
Image Credit: GettyGara sarees are unique and exclusive for the Indian woman and sets it apart from the rest of the saree styles
Instagram/taruntahilianiThe Chippas of Rajasthan are responsible to preserve the art by passing down the technique to future generations.
Facebook/AshdeenThe Gara embroidery has certain Oriental influences thanks to a long standing history of Parsi trade with them
Video Credit: GettyEach saree weaves a story with depictions of nature with elements of flora, fauna, butterflies and birds
A Gara saree can take anywhere from two to three months with six to eight artisans working on it
Some of the main fabrics used to create a Gara saree are silk, crepe, satin and velvet
A Gara saree is slowly entering the trousseaus of non- Parsi brides too for their unique appearance
The Gara saree has been popularised by Ashdeen Lilaowala in India by fitting it in the modern context
Today, the exquisite embroidery isn't seen on sarees alone but also on stoles, bags and footwear
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