Not my favorite saree blouse, but just wanted to point out the design.
Here is how it looks in the front.
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Is this a two piece saree? You see a border going up the side of the pleats (which are pleated to the right — in a standard modern “nivi” saree, the pleats open to the left), then there is another border from the center of the waist towards the left, then around for the pallu. This looks like a keralan two-piece “veshti mundu” type thing. Am I wrong?