So, Sawan month is finally going to arrive in ten days. The month, dedicated to Lord Shiva is an auspicious time. Women celebrate Sawan for marital bliss, prosperity and much more. You will come across several celebrations across communities, like Teej, when women adorn their hands with mehendi. The colour green reflects the sentiments and rituals associated with the festival.
In this blog, you will come across different green sarees to flaunt, along with mehendi.
Sarees Green And Beautiful This Sawan
Mint Green – This is one of the colours, you may not have thought about. But, if you are someone who likes things airy and light, choose mint green. One fabric which looks very sophisticated in the colour is Chantilly lace. If you are attending a garden party or brunch, you must choose a mint green Chantilly.
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Lime Green – You may have never ever thought of this colour. This is a colour for extroverts, and chanderi fabrics can do justice. Those women attending daylight festivities, like Teej puja in the morning, puja and anywhere, the sun is present.
Mehendi Green – Choose chiffon sarees in mehendi green, embellished with mirrors. If you are flaunting heavily stained hands, then this colour will be apt. Additionally, chiffons add a lot of grace to the attire.
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Jade Green – You can choose georgettes in the shade, decorated with floral prints. You will feel dressed in the Teej afternoons. Celebrate this Sawan in the most fashionable and carefree manner and see others go ‘GREEN’ with envy.
Parrot Green – This is a bold and festive shade, which matches up to myriad occasions. Choose Benarasi silks in the shade, and pair the same with a statement blouse piece. If you love sarees adorned with buttis and paisleys, this combo is going to work for you.
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Take Away…
This sawan, flaunt the most mesmerising colours in your sarees, trying something you never did before. This festival month is going to be the most exciting one ever.
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