Saree Defines My Culture
A. Attention: Hello, good afternoon everyone, today I’m here to talk about one of the cultural artifact, and I chose Sari, which I chose a special kind of cloth in our culture. B. Sari is a traditional apparel of the Asian Indian woman. The essential simplicity of the sari—an untailored cloth measuring about 5 to 9 yards in length available in different colors, fabrics and designs. A sari is usually worn over a petticoat and a blouse in various styles; the most common style is wrapped around the waist, with the loose end of the drape to be worn over the shoulder, baring the midriff. C. Preview Main Points: So my main points of the speech are what culture sari represents, why I identify with sari, and how it affects my identity. D. Transition into Body: Now I’ll describe the facts that are associated with Sari.
1.Support material: Origins the origin of a sari can be dated back in history and there are various references of it during the Indus Valley Civilization. In more recent times, it is believed that the women in most parts of India have been wearing saris for many many years. Sari is one of the oldest known items of clothing that is still in use.
2.Support material: uses Sari is a most versatile cloth…. For a single length of material, the Indian sari must be the most versatile garment in existence. It is not merely an outfit but an ornament, lending both grace and glamour to the wearer. The Sari is for all purpose - party wear, daily wear, bridal wear and so on.
3.Support material: the type of community uses it Sari worn by mostly by south Asian women. It is popular in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Burma, Malaysia, and Singapore. Statistics says that sari is a daily garment worn by approximately 75 percent of the female population of India during the twenty-first century.
Support Material: every women want to look beautiful, and sari is the one that helps to show a woman’s feminine figure and make them beautiful; a
1.Support material: Origins the origin of a sari can be dated back in history and there are various references of it during the Indus Valley Civilization. In more recent times, it is believed that the women in most parts of India have been wearing saris for many many years. Sari is one of the oldest known items of clothing that is still in use.
2.Support material: uses Sari is a most versatile cloth…. For a single length of material, the Indian sari must be the most versatile garment in existence. It is not merely an outfit but an ornament, lending both grace and glamour to the wearer. The Sari is for all purpose - party wear, daily wear, bridal wear and so on.
3.Support material: the type of community uses it Sari worn by mostly by south Asian women. It is popular in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Burma, Malaysia, and Singapore. Statistics says that sari is a daily garment worn by approximately 75 percent of the female population of India during the twenty-first century.
Support Material: every women want to look beautiful, and sari is the one that helps to show a woman’s feminine figure and make them beautiful; a