Coorgi to Bengali style, 5 unique saree draping styles in India

These are some of the most popular saree draping styles, and each style has its unique look and charm.

Updated on: Feb 24, 2023 10:59 AM IST

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Saree is a traditional Indian garment that is draped in many different styles. Here are some of the most popular saree draping styles:  (Pinterest)

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Gujarati style: In this style, the pallu is draped from the back to the front over the right shoulder. The saree is then draped in a way that the pleats are in the front.  (Pinterest)

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Bengali style: This style is popular in West Bengal and is known for its elegant look. The saree is draped in a way that the pallu is draped twice around the body and is then brought back over the left shoulder.  (Pinterest)

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Tamilian style: This style is popular in Tamil Nadu and is known for its simplicity. The saree is draped in a way that the pallu is taken over the left shoulder and is then tucked in the waist.  (Pinterest)

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Maharashtrian style: This style is popular in Maharashtra and is known for its unique draping style. The saree is draped in a way that the pallu is taken over the head and brought back over the right shoulder.  (Pinterest)

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Tamilian style: This style is popular in Tamil Nadu and is known for its simplicity. The saree is draped in a way that the pallu is taken over the left shoulder and is then tucked in the waist.  (Pinterest)

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Coorgi style: This saree drape is a traditional way of draping a saree that originates from the Coorg region of Karnataka, India. This style of saree draping is known for its unique and intricate draping style that involves the use of a special pleating technique.  (Pinterest)