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I Love Our Rich Treasure Of Traditional Weaves: Dia

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Jan, 2016 10:55 AM
     
     
    Sharing a photograph of herself donning a pink and yellow sari on Instagram, she wrote: "Good old traditional handwoven Pochampally saree. I love our rich treasure of traditional weaves.#India #Handwoven #traditionalart".
     
    The former Miss Asia Pacific had earlier told IANS that a "large part of our generation today is of the opinion that if we are in western garments, we are cool, and if we are not in a western garment, it’s not cool. I think we need to change that". Dia's totally doing her bit!

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