Traditional Saree Drapes | Bastar
The Bastar drape comes from the tribal regions of southern Chhattisgarh and is traditionally worn by Adivasi women, particularly from the Maria, Muria, and Gond communities. Rooted in a forest-based lifestyle, the drape supports daily movement through dense terrain and agricultural work.
Products used:
It features:
- A short cotton saree, usually four to five yards, worn without a petticoat
- No structured pleats, allowing quick wrapping and unwrapping
- The pallu tied across the chest or used to cover the back and head depending on weather or task