Sari is an external article of clothing worn essentially by the Indian ladies. It is a light weight fabric for the most part measuring five and half meters long. One end of the sari is wrapped around the waist giving a skirt look and rest of the fabric is hung over the shoulder. The hanging fabric from the shoulder is called Pallu. Most saris nowadays are went hand in hand with matching blouse piece of comparative configuration and fabric.
Andhra Pradesh bears a long custom of woven fabrics with a wide range and plans of saris. The saris are principally of silk and cotton fabric. For the most part these saris convey their name from the cause of its local spot. Each sari presents an alternate and one of a kind look of weaving style. Uppada, is a shore town of Andhra Pradesh found just about 20kms from Kakinada. This town is extremely popular for its wonderfully outlined cotton saris which are dazzlingly composed by the nearby specialists of Kakinada. These cotton saris are accessible in all the conceivable goes with lovely shades and themes delineated on the outskirt and pallu of the sari. The outlining is finished with single or multicolored strings. Additionally accessible are the silk saris. These saris exposed quick colors and keep going long when took care of with forethought.
