Příklady sari

• Her action reveals a pink silk bodice and midriff which would otherwise have been covered by the sari.

• One sari make two long dress and one half dress.

• The woman on the left wears a dark purple sari of similar material with a gold border, over a white bodice and underskirt.

• Often this advance would be for a very small amount of raw material, perhaps just enough to make one or two saris.

• Often they purchased very small quantities of supplies at a time, sometimes just enough to make one sari.

• It was mainly lots of middle-aged ladies in white saris.

• Though some activists do wear saris, most wear the salwar-kamiz, draping a dupatta over their chest and shoulders when indoors.

• Sari about three hundred to five thousand rupees.

• The younger woman on the right wears a plain white cotton sari over a pink bodice.

• Women may have a couple of synthetic saris, using a blouse and lungi for daily wear, and own no gold jewellery other than the thin chain holding their marriage tali.

• They work across cultures too, when participants add their own elements to the 'playbox' -whether veils, djellabahs, or saris.

• Sari noted that with his limited forces and inadequate military equipment he would be able to last for only two hours.

• In the late afternoon, usually at a fixed hour, weavers would pass through these markets, carrying saris they had made on their shoulders, on carts, or on bicycles.

• This creates a strong horizontal element in the composition which is sustained by the folds of the sari knotted at the waist of her companion on the right.

• Teachers are also made to wear 'traditional' uniforms of white sari with red trim for women, and white dhotis (a kind of sarong) and kurtas (long shirt) for men.