Love the sari, not the struggle? Ready-made versions win over Deepavali shoppers
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IPOH, Nov 6 — The sari remains a popular choice among those preparing to celebrate Deepavali, with many opting for the traditional attire to mark the festive occasion.The...
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The traditional garment symbolises elegance, cultural identity and customs passed down through generations.
Despite its timeless appeal, draping a six-metre-long sari can be challenging for those unfamiliar with the technique, particularly on Deepavali morning, as the process can take between 20 minutes and an hour.
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