The Charm of a Cotton Green Saree & Oxidized Jewelry

 

Hello everyone,

I have been busy with my work lately, and that has meant a lot of travelling. Because of that, I couldn’t find time to write a blog or share my views here. This space has always been my own corner of the world—where I can express myself exactly the way I want.

Life these days has a strange predictability to it. I know my patterns—how I will respond in certain situations, and how, without drama or explanation, I will quietly step back from people when needed. I’ve discovered the quiet comfort of my own company, where solitude doesn’t feel lonely, but liberating. I gave everything I had and got nothing I truly deserved in return. I have learnt to be alone from my past experiences, and I am thankful to those who taught me—because now I know I don’t want to be emotionally dependent on anyone anymore. It’s a space with no expectations, no disappointments—just me, as I am. This, I suppose, is what life truly is: learning to be at peace with yourself and finding strength in the simplicity of being, not needing anyone to complete you, because you’ve already found that strength within.

Now, let’s talk about my attire for today.

I am wearing a cotton green saree—soft, breathable, and rooted in tradition. Its earthy olive tone paired with a hint of pink on the pallu gives it a beautiful balance of calmness and depth. The fabric flows naturally, making it perfect for long days, whether at work or on the move.

To complement this subtle elegance, I chose oxidized silver jewelry—a statement neckpiece, bold earrings, and a bangle. The rustic charm of oxidized metal adds a grounded, almost bohemian feel to the entire look. It’s the kind of jewelry that doesn’t just accessorize, it tells a story—of art, craft, and timeless style.

I kept my hair open in soft waves and went for minimal makeup—just kohl-lined eyes and a touch of lip color. The overall vibe is simple, confident, and very me.

This look is for days when you want to feel connected to your roots yet comfortable in your own skin. Cotton sarees and oxidized jewelry—always a match made in style heaven.

So Please let me know your views about my look. Till then take care of yourself and your loved ones.