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Versatile Saree Draping Styles and Techniques

byDraping TejasIn-person workshops held at studios across IndiaStarts from3,500 per participantView full gallery

Explore the art of the perfect drape. From traditional Gujarati and Nauvari styles to modern Infinity and fusion looks, I teach the techniques that turn a simple saree into a statement.

A glimpse from Day 2 of my Pune masterclass, showcasing a modern and flowy drape with a beautiful yellow saree. This style is perfect for creating a graceful and effortless look.

A fun moment from our draping demo on Day 2 in Pune. This showcases a simple yet elegant white saree drape, proving that style can be both classic and playful.

A demonstration of a Gujarati pre-pleated saree drape. This style is unique because the pallu comes from the back to the front, and I teach how to perfect this regional look.

A showcase of different lehenga-saree fusion styles from my Jaipur masterclass. These innovative drapes are perfect for clients who want something unique for their events.

A demonstration of the Infinity Draping style. This modern technique uses a single piece of fabric, often a dupatta or half-saree, to create a gown-like silhouette without any cutting or stitching.

Throwback to a classic! Here I am demonstrating the iconic retro look inspired by Mumtaz, a fun and challenging drape that is always a hit for parties and themed events.

A live demonstration of lehenga and dupatta draping at my workshop in Surat. I teach various ways to style a dupatta to complement the lehenga and the occasion.

A student practicing the Gujarati pre-pleating technique in my Pune workshop. My classes provide ample time for hands-on practice to ensure everyone masters the skill.

A live demonstration of a Gujarati style drape during an event. This style is all about vibrant colors and a distinctive front pallu, which I am showing how to create here.

The final look of the Gujarati drape. In my upcoming batches, you can learn this and many other new techniques to expand your skills as a draping artist.

About Versatile Draping Styles

In my masterclasses, you do not just watch demos; you are hands-on from the start. I insist that every student brings their own heavy-duty iron and practice sarees because the technique is in the muscle memory, not just the theory. Whether you are perfecting the front pallu of a Gujarati drape or tightening an Infinity style, you practice every pleat until it holds securely for an entire event.

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