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A Dupatta is not just a gorgeous piece of apparel; it is also significant and important in India’s cultural environment. It may really transform a drab dress into something suited for a glam queen. There are always excellent varieties of dupattas out there, ready to voyage into each and everyone’s wardrobe! They are worn across the board and in every walk of life!
- Phulkari
A phulkari dupatta is the epitome of colourful vitality! This unique stitching method, which translates as flower (phul) – craft (kari), has its origins in the Punjab area.
Phulkari, a traditional wedding, and holiday tradition, is more than simply a craft – it is an art form that combines vivid, strong colours and a display of meticulous stitching on coarse cotton in delicate floss silk thread.
The colours and motifs employed in phulkari depict daily village life, the emotions of the wearer – whether a bride or a participant in the festivities – and indicated cultural or socioeconomic status quo in earlier times. Combine this Phulkari dupatta with a pair of traditional mochi-made, camel-colored juttis for a full-on desi look!
- Net Dupatta
A net dupatta is something that a person adores. Net is one of the most affordable fabrics available, and it is ideal for dupattas with extensive hand or machine embroidery. Choose a blingy designer dupatta or a sassy patterned or embellished dupatta — you can’t go wrong with this trend’s diversity! To give a modern touch to your style, use an embroidered, tonal dupatta with kurtas or lehengas!
- Chiffon Dupatta
Chiffon is a lightweight, sheer, and attractive organic fabric that is ideal for lighter embroideries such as machine work or gota patti, stitch line details, fabric manipulations, and other surface treatments. A chiffon dupatta, drape-friendly and a fertile platform for designers’ mystic imaginings can contribute to your desi attire like no other! Choose a patterned chiffon dupatta to match and give dimension to your embellished festive ensembles!
- Chanderi Dupatta
Chanderi dupattas range from semi-sheer to soft-opaque, and the silk-cotton blend fabric feels opulent. Choose a blingy and embellished chanderi dupatta or one with classic kantha or zari embroidery – there are so many ways to wear a chanderi dupatta
Wear a raw, off-white chanderi cotton dupatta with your pastel outfits for a fabulous look.
Written by: Saumya Singh
Author’s bio:
Saumya Singh is a budding lifestyle and entertainment journalist. She believes that lifestyle journalism is not everyone’s cup of tea. She holds the view that just like hard stories, covering soft stories also deserves their appreciation because it is a part of journalism that appeals to the masses.
