Drape & jewellery
Saree wearing training
Learn to drape a saree so the jewellery sits correctly — pallu, blouse line, earrings and necklace in one look, not as an afterthought.
A saree only finishes when the jewellery is placed with the drape. Training here is practical: how to pin, how much pallu to leave, and which necklace length will not fight the blouse.
Bring your own saree or work with a studio drape. Meenu will walk the jewellery — choker versus long haar, jhumka versus a lighter drop — until the look is something you can repeat at home.
What you get
Inside the sitting
Drape practice
Nivi and a second fold suited to your height and blouse.
Jewellery placement
Necklace length, earring weight and where a maang tikka belongs.
Movement
Sit, walk and raise an arm so pins and hooks stay put.
A look to take home
Notes on your pallu, petticoat and the pieces that worked.
01
Book a slot
Say if this is for a wedding, a party or everyday silk.
02
The session
Drape, pin, add jewellery, adjust. Repeat until you can do it yourself.
03
Wear it out
Leave with a written sequence and, if you wish, pieces from the shop.
- Sessions last about ninety minutes. Come in a fitted blouse if you have one.
- Training is styling, not tailoring. Blouse stitching is not included.
Appointment
Write to the atelier
No account needed. Name the date, the occasion and whether you want a sitting or only a written note.
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