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Traditional & Regional Saree Draping Services

byNimmiStudio in JP Nagar 7th Phase or at your venue in BengaluruStarts from400 per sareeView full gallery

I specialize in the authentic draping of regional styles like the 9-yard Nauvari, Tamil Madisar, and modern Dhoti drapes. My goal is to ensure your look is culturally accurate, incredibly comfortable, and secure for long rituals.

This video showcases a vibrant Nauvari saree draping and traditional Khopa hairstyle for a Marathi bride. The 9-yard saree is styled for an authentic Maharashtrian bridal look, perfect for the wedding ceremony.

A classic Nauvari style draping for a client attending her son's Upanayana ceremony. This traditional Maharashtrian drape is both elegant and culturally significant for such auspicious occasions.

This is a modern dhoti-style drape, perfect for a sangeet or reception. It combines the comfort of pants with the elegance of a saree, creating a chic and contemporary ethnic look.

Here, I created a complete Maharashtrian look with a dhoti draping on a rich velvet fabric. This style is a modern take on traditional drapes, ideal for festive photoshoots or special events.

I draped this bride in a traditional Madisar style, which is a 9-yard saree drape specific to Tamil Brahmin weddings. We achieved this intricate look in just 10 minutes during a quick change for her muhurtham ceremony.

A full view of the Nauvari saree draping. This 9-yard wonder is a staple of Marathi culture, and I ensure the drape is authentic, comfortable, and graceful.

This is a traditional Maharashtrian Nauvari saree draping for a bride. The vibrant colors and unique dhoti-style bottom require specific techniques to ensure the drape is both authentic and comfortable for the wedding rituals.

A beautiful Marathi bride, Sonia, in a traditional Nauvari saree for her wedding. The vibrant purple and pink saree is draped to perfection, ready for the ceremony.

A view of the back of the Nauvari drape and the traditional 'Khopa' hairstyle. The saree is secured neatly at the back, allowing for ease of movement.

Another look at the bride's Nauvari drape, showing how the saree is styled from the front. This is a different style of Nauvari, showcasing the versatility within this traditional drape.

About Traditional & Regional Styles

The biggest concern with traditional styles like the Nauvari or Madisar is mobility. You are likely moving between rituals, sitting on the floor, or managing heavy temple jewellery. I use specific techniques, including double pinning and precise silhouette structuring, to lock your pleats in place without restricting your movement. It means you can focus on the rituals, not on adjusting your saree.

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