Sarees of Rest of South Asia
Dhaka jamdani, the Kandyan osariya, the Nepali haku patasi and the sari-like cloths of its neighbours. 27 sarees on EveryPallu so far.
Typical motifs
Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Bhutan, Myanmar, Afghanistan, Maldives.
Weaving centres
Dhaka 5Tangail 3Amarapura 2Chandina 2Comilla 2Dhamrai 2Hyderabad 2Muradnagar 2Rajshahi 2Samudragarh 2Shantipur 2Sonargaon 2Ajrakhpur 1Bankura 1Basowa 1Berhampore 1Bhatkal 1Bhit Shah 1Bogra 1Chauhatta 1Chiang Mai 1Chittagong 1Chowk Islampur 1Dacca 1Dawei 1Debidwar 1Dhatrigram 1Faridpur 1Gauripur 1Hala 1Jamalpur 1Jangalbari 1Jessore 1Kalna 1Kalna City 1Kandy 1Khordha 1Khulna 1Kushtia 1Madhurapur 1Mainamati 1Masulipatnam 1Matiari 1Mymensingh 1Nagarparkar 1Narayanganj 1Noakhali 1Pabna 1Sabarmati Ashram 1Seikkhun 1Shikarpur 1Sirajganj 1South Rupshi 1Sukkur 1Thano Bula Khan 1Tharparkar 1Umarkot 1Wundwin 1ColomboKarachiKathmandu
🇮🇳 India and 4 moreSariसाड़ी
An unstitched length of cloth draped at the waist and over one shoulderSilk · Brocade · Ikat
🇮🇳 India and 5 moreLungiলুঙ্গি
A cloth tube or sheet tied at the waist, worn across South and Southeast AsiaCotton · Batik · Checks and stripes
🇮🇳 India and 1 moreAgrun
A shawl-like festive wrap of the Hajong people, brocaded in silks with birds and flowers.Silk · Brocade · Zari work
🇲🇲 MyanmarAcheikအချိတ်
Myanmar's multi-shuttle silk weave of waves and stripes, made into paso and htameinSilk · Brocade
🇲🇲 MyanmarLongyiလုံချည်
A wrap of cloth worn in Myanmar, sewn into a tube and folded at the waistCotton · Checks and stripes · Batik
Photo credits on this page
The small pictures above come from Wikimedia Commons under free licences. Some are cropped to fit.
- Handloom sari: P.K.Niyogi, Public domain, source
- Sari: Suyash.dwivedi, CC BY-SA 4.0, source
- Khadi: Unknown author, Public domain, source
- Lungi: Laportechicago at English Wikipedia (Paul La Porte)., CC BY 2.5, source
- Acheik: Chenzeyan29, CC0, source
- Woodblock printing on textiles: William Morris, Public domain, source
- Tangail saree: P.K.Niyogi, Public domain, source
- Dhoti: Redaloes at English Wikipedia, Public domain, source
- Antariya: Raja Ravi Varma, Public domain, source
- Uttariya: Biswarup Ganguly, CC BY 3.0, source
- Longyi: Unknown author, Public domain, source
- Khara Dupatta: Kinshuk Sunil, CC BY 2.0, source