The Sari is a classy and flowing garment used by women as part of traditional sari Indian dress. It is usually six to nine yards long and made of different textiles such as silk, cotton, or synthetic blends. With one end flung over the shoulder, the cloth is wrapped around the torso in various ways. Saris exhibit complex patterns, vivid hues, and a wealth of cultural history when worn with matching blouses and petticoats below. Their popularity extends beyond India, since they are a symbol of grace, heritage, and beauty.