Sankranti Traditional Dresses

Right after New Year’s eve, most of us start counting the dates of the upcoming festivals. As you know, Makar Sankranti is the first festival of the year. So the preparations and excitement for Sankranti is more than other festivals that fall in the days to come. Makar Sankranti is one festival which is not celebrated by one particular community but in myriad forms by many communities. Makar Sankranti is one of the most auspicious days in Hindu religion. The day is celebrated all over India with joy and gusto.

Traditional Sarees for Harvest Festivals

During this festival, people engage themselves in pujas and rituals. They choose to go for traditional attires. You can join the festivity of Pongal or Makar Sankranti South Indian Kanchipuram saree. Make your partner wear dhoti kurta or kurta pajama for a perfect traditional look, for instance. Go ahead! pair handloom Kanchipuram saree with necklace sets and bangles and bracelets.

Flaunt it with Rajasthani Ghagra Choli

Gujju or Rajasthani people celebrate this festival with full fun. Therefore, ethnic outfits like Bandhani ghagra choli with heavy embroidery is the best idea. You can also go for flared circular Lehenga to complete the look. Choose to pair it with chunky silver jewelry and mojaris. In addition, make your man wear ethnic wear like Kurta pajama for mens cotton Pathani Kurta pajama set.

Add a twist of Regality with Lehenga Style Saree

The Maharashtrian community loves to carry Lehenga style saree in black or vibrant colors. So, if you are in Maharashtra or want to be dressed up in Marathi style, try Lehenga style saree on this day. Complete your look with Nath and traditional jewelry.

These were some of the most ‘in’ traditional outfits. Above all, these attires go just absolutely well with any function or ritual. This Makar Sankranti, swings in the flavors of ethnicity with our exclusive collection and makes a fashion statement. Team up your attire with your favorite footwear and matching jewelry. Women, especially the newlyweds, favor these outfits for their special times. This way, a single occasion has many amazing versions- each of them signifying the diverse richness of the Indian culture. No matter which part of the country you’re in, you can celebrate the winter harvest festival wearing a traditional Indian sari. Modest and modish to its core, a saree is undoubtedly congruous with every occasion!