Karva Chauth Edit
Women's Magenta Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Black Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Mustard Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Orange Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Navy Blue Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Beige & Red Crepe Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Red Cotton Blend Printed Traditional Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Beige & Red Crepe Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Beige & Maroon Crepe Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Blue Cotton Blend Printed Traditional Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Gajari Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Orange Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Green Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Sky Blue Silk Woven Work Traditional Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's White & Pink Crepe Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Mustard Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Navy Blue Silk Woven Work Traditional Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Magenta Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Magenta Silk Woven Work Traditional Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Orange Rangoli Silk Printed Daily Wear Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Light Green Silk Woven Work Traditional Saree - Sangam Prints
Women's Navy Blue Silk Woven Work Traditional Saree - Sangam Prints
Karva Chauth is an important festival for married Indian women especially amongst Punjabis, Baniyas and other North Indian communities. On Trendia, we have curated a Karva Chauth edit for all our North Indian customers to pick sarees, lehengas, salwar-suit, anarkali and jewelry sets to look their best on the day and make the celebration with your husbands even more special. For the husbands too, we have kurtas and Kurta sets and more ethnic wear options.
Karva Chauth is conventionally observed by married women who observe a fast the whole day for the long life of their husbands and break the fast at night upon spotting the moon and their husband's face against it through a sieve. In recent times, both women and men have started observing the fast for each other making the festival more inclusive. Fasting aside, Karva Chauth is a perfect occasion for women to dress up in best Indian ethnic looks - many even going back to their wedding attire for the same.