May 16
Sari: The Anthology of Drape
Get exposed to South-Asian culture through a Sari which is a symbol of resistance, fashion, cultural change, and revolution.
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Saturday, May 16
All day - 11:59 PM
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May 16 - May 16
Recurring daily
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Austin Public Library
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2500 Exposition Blvd, Austin, TX
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Get exposed to South-Asian culture through a Sari which is a symbol of resistance, fashion, cultural change, and revolution. Local nonprofit Peerbagh's founder and writer Upasna Kakroo will go through the history of the Sari and understand the various influences through its humble journey. You will also learn to drape a Sari in two indigenous ways through a hands-on demonstration.
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