RANG Mela
A collection of saris and scarfs
A collection of saris and scarfs
The elements of Kanchipuram saris like the lines, checks, bright colours and motifs become an important part of the mood board. Few images in the collage represent the traditional designs, where the motif is the dominating part and the other images serve as a colour, texture and pattern reference for the collection. To make the collection more contemporary, the elements like stripes, checks and the temple motifs were chosen.Cotton yarn of 1 / 60 s count have been used in the collection for warp and weft for the sari.
Keywords
Contemporary
Bold
Fresh
Simplicity
Lines
Look 1 Body consist of Colour blocking after pleats and the pallu consist of a combination of temple motif and stripes.
Look 2 A single colour sari with the pallu of blue and white division with the yellow and red narrow strips with temple motif in it, gives a dramatic appearance.
Look 3 The body consist of narrow and wider stripes and the pallu consist of a combination of equal stripes and colour blocking. This design has been kept free of the temple and jamdani motif.
Look 4 Bold temple patterns defines the layout of this design with the combination of narrow and wider stripes used in the body. Pallu consist of light rhythms.
Look 5 Colour blocking is used along with the narrow strips in the full body of the sari till the pallu starts with the bold jamdani strips in the pallu which creates drama in the drape.
Scarfs
Scarf are generally wrapped around the neck to cover or for warmth. Now scarves have became a fashion accessory throughout the year. They comes in different colours, size and materials. This can be paired up with different outfits like jeans, skirts, dresses, tunics etc
Scarf are generally wrapped around the neck to cover or for warmth. Now scarves have became a fashion accessory throughout the year. They comes in different colours, size and materials. This can be paired up with different outfits like jeans, skirts, dresses, tunics etc
Look 1 The combination of narrow and wider stripes rhythms are set in random manner throughout the piece. Jamdani was used in the side border to enhance the product and made tassels at the edges of the dupatta.
Look 2 A combined stripe ground is composed by colour blocking in a non repetitive manner. Jamdani was composed at the ends of the dupatta and handmade tassels at the edges of the dupatta.
Look 3 A simple composition was used by putting only wider border at both the ends of the dupatta. Jamdani was used along with the borders and handmade tassels were done at the edges of the dupatta.
