The Symbolism of Silk Saree Motifs
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Silk saree motifs are an important part of India's textile heritage and are of cultural significance. These designs are often inspired by nature, mythology and history and their symbolism and meaning may vary depending on their origin and context. In this blog post, we will explore the symbolism of important saree motifs and their significance in Indian culture.
The elephant is a symbol of strength, power and wisdom. Elephant motifs are often used to embellish the body or the borders. Sometimes there are used along with minute floral elements.
Shaped like a mango, this is one of the most popular motifs for sarees. This design is common in both the body and borders of silk sarees and is often used for embellishments in gold or silver jari.
Although a bit rate, birds such as parrots, sparrows and even flamingoes are seen in saris and represent freedom, beauty and love. They are also believed to bring luck and happiness.