Photography Blogger: 18 Vibrant Pictures of Saris

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18 Vibrant Pictures of Saris Apr 2nd 2013, 13:03 Saris are recognized around the world as the epitome of Indian women’s fashion. These brightly colored strips of fabric of up to nine yards long can be worn in more than 80 different ways, and have been worn for over 4,000 years. As they probably were eons ago, saris are magnificent today. Seen as a group, the variety of color astounds, and you can’t help but want to capture the vibrant hues on film. women walking in Varanasi by Leilani Leszkay India Women – Morning Bath at the Ganges River by Jill Montoni Sari and Tea by Jonathan Kingston Courtyard Saris by Jonathan Kingston All This Fabric Could Be Yours by Peter West Carey brightly garbed Rajasthani women pilgrims by McKay Savage women in dwarkadheesh temple by anurag agnihotri Nick Drake Revisited by Mark Robinson Saris drying by Nomad Tales Parade 15 by Trish Coxe Sari Cloth Seller in New Delhi by Peter Rivera two girls by anurag agnihotri Stacked Saris by Indi Samarajiva Vendeurs de saris by Yohann Legrand Drying saris in Varanasi by Brian Holsclaw All saris must dry by Nico Crisafulli Sari by Yohann Legrand Little India by Sally

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