Women – learn to wrap traditional Indian saris

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On February 21, 2012

Area women are invited to learn to wrap traditional Indian saris at Missouri University of Science and Technology on Tuesday, Feb. 28. The Sari Wrap Party will be held from 5:30-7 p.m. in the Southwestern Bell Cultural Center, 1207 N. Elm. St. The event will include henna tattoos for a nominal fee, refreshments and a limited number of saris available for purchase.


The sari or saree is a piece of cloth ranging from 4-to-9 yards in length. Learning to drape a sari correctly is an art form that can be easily learned. The draping of a sari often varies from region-to-region in India. Those who wish to practice draping a sari are advised to wear a base layer of leggings and a knit T-shirt.

The event is sponsored by the International Student Club in support of its annual International Student Day, which will be held at Missouri S&T on March 4. Tickets are limited; email intsclub@mst.edu or visit intsclub.mst.edu for more information.

For more information about the Sari Wrap Party, contact Harshita Gidugu at 614-767-9463 or hgkv9@mail.mst.edu, Aditi Mishra at 651-485-9636, or Roberta Morgan at 573-341-6640 or birdie@mst.edu.

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