Kundan Saree belt /Waist belt/kamarband

An Indian waist belt, commonly known as a saree belt or kamarbandh, is a traditional accessory worn around the waist to enhance the elegance of ethnic outfits like sarees, lehengas, and other traditional attire. It holds both cultural and aesthetic significance in Indian fashion

Design and Material

1. Materials: Kamarbandhs are made using a variety of materials such as gold, silver, brass, beads, pearls, kundan, stones, and even fabric. Modern designs may also incorporate faux stones and metals for a contemporary look.
2. Styles:
   • Traditional: Often intricate and ornate, featuring motifs inspired by Indian heritage, such as peacocks, lotus flowers, or deities.
   • Modern: Sleek and minimalistic designs, sometimes adorned with crystals or geometric patterns.
   • Embellishments: Many belts include detailed embellishments like meenakari (enamel work), filigree, or jadau stones. Hanging chains, tassels, or ghungroos (tiny bells) may also be added for a dramatic effect.
     Modern Trends

     In contemporary fashion, kamarbandhs are being reimagined with adjustable designs, trendy materials, and compatibility with Western outfits, making them a favorite accessory for modern brides and fashion enthusiasts alike.

     Whether you're aiming for a classic, royal look or a chic modern vibe, the Indian waist belt is a versatile and timeless accessory