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Emirati women and ambassadors' wives learn to drape saree in Abu Dhabi

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“Emirati women and ambassadors' wives learn to drape saree in Abu Dhabi”

Abu Dhabi: Emirati women and the wives of ambassadors tried their hand at draping the saree, a traditional unstitched garment that originated in India and is worn primarily by women in South Asia, at a cultural event recently organised in Abu Dhabi. Titled "Six Yards of India – The Saree Story", the event was held at the headquarters of the UAE General Women's Union (GWU). According to GWU, the event took place under the directives of Her Highness Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, "Mother of the…

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