New York - In a vibrant display of cultural heritage, hundreds of women adorned in sarees gathered at New York's iconic Times Square for the 'Sari Goes Global' event. More than 500 women from nine countries, including members of the Indian community, participated in the event, highlighting the beauty and diversity of the saree.
Countries represented at the event included India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Britain, America, United Arab Emirates, Uganda, Trinidad, and Guyana. The event aimed to showcase the global identity of the saree, a garment known for its elegance and cultural significance.
Women draped in colorful sarees, showcasing intricate embroideries and styles on fabrics like Khadi, came together to celebrate the saree's beauty. They waved national flags, danced, and shared their experiences on social media, emphasizing the saree's cultural significance and identity.
The 'Sari Goes Global' event was organized by 'British Women in Saree' in collaboration with the Uma Organization, aiming to promote cultural exchange and appreciation for the saree across different countries and communities.
