Sari - dangerous clothing for women (8 photos)

India has the highest percentage of women who still wear traditional clothing. In Japan, they abandoned the kimono and hakama, and here, too, sundresses for everyday use are a thing of history. But in India, the sari holds up and is pleasing to the eye. Why?





Besides the fact that the sari is incredibly beautiful, are there bright colors and ancient traditions? It is also very economical, and many girls cannot afford a lot of different clothes.

Sarees - for thin and fat people



Essentially, a sari is a long piece of fabric that is wrapped around the body and draped beautifully in folds. Its length can be up to 9 meters, but not shorter than 4.5. The cutting width is usually from 1 meter.

Under the bottom, a top and an underskirt are put on separately so that it does not show through. Looks very sophisticated. Also, his sari does not have one size.

If you get fat, the folds will hide your belly, there is no such thing that you won’t fit into your sari in the morning, like Europeans into jeans. Have you lost weight? You don't have to throw away clothes that are already too big.





By the way, there are haute couture shows with saris. I just love them, they are such princess girls

That’s why women simply adore saris, they don’t face the problem of “I can’t fit into my clothes”, they are more free to gain and lose weight without the stress that they are now “ugly”.

In general, a small belly is considered cute here, and not “ugh, I’m fat.”

Sari is the cause of death



I'm scared to look at her hem...

Were there motorcycles when sarees were invented? It definitely wasn't. But now women ride motorcycles behind their men, and also carry children and purchases from the market in their hands. So no one holds the hem of the sari.



Girls at a parade in India show how comfortable and modern it is - a sari

Several times a year, women inevitably die because their sari gets wrapped around a wheel and they are thrown off while driving. Some escape with injuries, but you can’t accelerate very fast on a motorcycle in narrow, cramped streets.

Burn alive



The coal will light a flame, but she sits with her feet directly towards the fire!

The most terrible death that still follows on the heels of Indian women. After all, most homes still have a traditional hearth with a fire, rather than tiles and burners.

In hot weather, a sari can ignite from any spark that jumps from the hearth onto the fabric. After all, this is one dress for all occasions; Indian women also wear it when they do housework and cook.

Since the sari is wrapped several times around the body, and then secured so that it does not fall during work, it will not work to take it off like a T-shirt.



Bright and everyone has their own design on the sari, unique

Girls burn alive from panic or receive serious burns while they manage to get rid of the “tenacious” dress. You can make saris from flame retardant fabrics, but who can afford it? After all, they wear it for all occasions out of poverty.

What do Indian women endure?

In addition, in order for the sari to be securely attached, it is hooked onto the petticoat. Therefore, there are no soft elastic bands; it is tied at the waist very tightly with a string. Of course, it can withstand nine meters of fabric.



A sari store in India, and the scents of incense and sandalwood...

Hence, the girls constantly feel pinched at the waist, have difficulty breathing and eating. Some even end up with stripes on their bodies if they over-tighten the belt. But the fear that the dress will fall in the middle of the street is stronger than the pain.

In general, the problem is clearly not with the sari. The fact is that the world is changing, and women in India still do not have the means to buy jeans for a motorcycle and tiles instead of a burning fireplace. The world has become more dangerous for women in sarees.