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Facts about sari and saris

By: Henry | 2012-05-02 | Fashion
Saris are the traditional garment worn in India. The patterns and fabric are usually of the utmost quality. read more

History of Saris

By: Henry | 2012-05-01 | Fashion
The origins of the sari can be traced back to the Indus Valley Civilization well over a thousand years ago. read more

Getting to Know the Indian Saris

By: Henry | 2012-05-02 | Fashion
Saris are not only one of the oldest garments in India, but they are considered the most beautiful and rich. In India every woman owns at least a few of these pieces. read more

Sari - Drape & Dazzle

By: Yogitha Ramamoorthy | 2010-03-28 | Fashion
Sari, an Indian wear makes any woman appear graceful, elegant and classic. Draping the six yard fabric in the most innovative ways is nothing but fun. read more

Choices In Saris

By: ronniemj | 2011-01-13 | Fashion
Saris are still happening to be the most worn outfits by Indian women. Find the largest collection of Indian saris in Australia. read more

The traditional Ikkat Saris from Orissa

By: Jeevansathi | 2012-11-28 | Marriage
The Ikkat saris of Orissa have beautiful designs using the tie and dye method. Sometimes, these traditional Ikkat sarees are also known as double Patan Patola. You can see this traditional saris worn by women in any Oriya matrimonial function. read more

How to Wear a Saree or Sari?

By: Kent D Roy | 2011-06-23 | Clothing
Saree - one of the precious Indian apparel that a woman can possess and the most ancient of all Indian attires. The magnificence of the saree comes out from the fact that it looks beautiful on women of any shape, age or race. It is not an outfit or fashion wear but an ornament, lending both grace and glamour. read more

Flavour Manufacturers

By: Flavours | 2010-10-04 | Food & Beverage
House of Flavours core business is to provide its' customers with the flavours they need, whether they be normal "run of the mill" food flavourings like lemon, lime, strawberry or more exotic o ... read more

Flavour Manufacturers

By: Asa Stevens | 2011-06-23 | Product Reviews
House of Flavours core business is to provide its' customers with the flavours they need, whether they be normal "run of the mill" food flavourings like lemon, lime, strawberry or more exotic ones like "Gojiberry" or "earth worm". read more

Flavoured Waters

By: Flavours | 2010-10-04 | Food & Beverage
The growth in demand for flavoured water (or flavoured water if you are USA based) has been quite fantastic, the increased demand no doubt being in part due to the drive for a "healthier life style" and the mistrust that many have for tap water, that itself drove the demand for un-flavoured bottled water in the first place. read more

Tips on Wearing a Sari

By: Jacquie Generra | 2010-03-30 | Fashion
The national dress for women in India is the Sari. A sari lends sophisticated style to a woman when worn correctly. According to Wikipedia, the term 'sari' refers to a length of unfinished fabric measuring 4 to 9 meters. Saris come in so many great designs and vibrant hues. read more

The Importance of Paithani Saris in Marathi Matrimony

By: jeevansathi | 2011-10-18 | Culture
The wedding attire is generally traditional and saris are worn on most of the wedding related functions. The bridal sari for Marathi Matrimony is the ‘Paithani’, the time-honored crafts from the master weavers of the state. read more

Indian Sari: Most Graceful Attire that Express Women Beauty

By: Mariya Jones | 2011-10-19 | Clothing
A sari is not merely a six yard cloth rather it is a delicate, traditional outfits that is worn by Indian women from centuries. read more

Savour the Flavour of the Incredible Chennai

By: Bewan Smith | 2012-04-21 | Travel & Leisure
Chennai is the Gateway to the South and offers much more one can expect. It is a home to several impressive attractions. read more

The Flavours of Italy

By: Kathleen Ford | 2010-04-01 | Food & Beverage
The tastes of Sicily are as bold as the colours of Sicily - the fiery reds of the shades of tomato or the peperocini, the hot red pepper that the Sicilians prefer to black peppercorns. Memories of the Moors still live on in the air redolent of golden sultanas, and pine nuts, actually a seed harvested from the large cones. read more