Sarees are a timeless expression of elegance, each draping style telling its own unique story. Here are a few iconic styles from different regions of India that continue to captivate with their beauty and grace: <br /><br />Nivi Style <br />Origin: Andhra Pradesh <br /><br />Description: The most popular style, with the pallu draped over the left shoulder, creating graceful pleats. <br /><br />Bengali Style <br />Origin: West Bengal <br /><br />Description: Characterized by wide pleats and the pallu draped over both shoulders, often worn with a key tied at the end. <br /><br />Gujarati Style <br />Origin: Gujarat <br /><br />Description: Pallu comes from the back over the right shoulder and then draped across the chest, known for its elegant and festive look. <br /><br />Maharashtrian Style <br />Origin: Maharashtra <br /><br />Description: The nine-yard saree draped like a dhoti, often worn by traditional dancers. <br /><br />Tamil Style <br />Origin: Tamil Nadu <br /><br />Description: Similar to the Maharashtrian style but with distinctive regional variations, perfect for temple visits and traditional events. <br /><br />Kerala Style <br />Origin: Kerala <br /><br />Description: Known as "Mundum Neriyathum," it involves draping the saree in two pieces, with a gold border pallu. <br /><br />Kannada Style <br />Origin: Karnataka <br /><br />Description: The "Ilakal" saree drape includes a pleated end tucked at the back, and the pallu draped elegantly over the shoulder. <br /><br />Tribal Styles <br />Origin: Various tribal regions
