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The Art of Saree Draping: Masterclasses and Behind the Scenes

byShwetha AnandanTravels to venue across Bengaluru; Studio in Basaveshwar NagarStarts from600 per sareeView full gallery

From total beginner to confident draper, I am here to show you how to master the perfect saree look. Take a peek at my hands-on workshops and the precision behind every drape.

A sneak peek into my online class, where I demonstrate draping techniques on a mannequin. I make sure my students can see every detail up close.

From chaos to charm. This video shows the behind-the-scenes process of setting up a perfect bridal drape on a mannequin, from the first pleat to the final look.

In my class, I teach simple but effective techniques, like how to create perfect and easy side pleats for a clean, sculpted look.

On-stage at a workshop, demonstrating a lehenga-style drape. I love interacting with my students and showing them different styles live.

The final touches are everything. Here, I am securing the pleats for a client, ensuring the drape is not just beautiful but also secure for the entire day.

A demonstration of a basic drape on a mannequin. Mastering the fundamentals is the first step to creating any advanced saree style.

A beautifully draped silk saree from one of my recent draping workshops. It’s so rewarding to see students learn and create such elegant drapes.

Capturing the moment at one of my academy events. It's a proud feeling to see models and students showcasing the drapes we've worked on.

A close-up of a perfectly pinned pallu on a mannequin. In my classes, I teach how to secure the pallu so it stays in place gracefully.

Styling a mannequin with a beautiful saree and antique jewelry. This helps clients visualize the complete look before their event.

About The Art of the Drape: Behind the Scenes & Classes

You do not just sit and watch in my classes. Whether you are in my studio or joining online, we work on mannequins and live models together until your pleats are crisp and secure. I focus on the 'gundu' (fluffy) pleats and side-sculpting techniques that make a saree look elegant, not just a fabric wrapped around you. If you are a beginner, we start from the very first tuck, ensuring you leave with the confidence to handle any silk or chiffon without feeling stiff or pinned down.

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