I. Introduction Nauvari saree and dhoti are traditional Indian attires that have been a part of Indian culture for centuries. These outfits are not only a symbol of the rich cultural heritage of India but are also an integral part of various cultural and religious festivals and ceremonies. Nauvari saree, also known as Kashta saree or Lugade, is a unique Maharashtrian attire worn by women. It is a nine-yard-long saree that is draped in a specific way, with one end tucked at the back of the waist, and the other end draped over the shoulder like a dupatta. Nauvari saree was originally worn by the Maratha women who used it as a practical outfit while working in the fields, and over time it became a popular attire for various occasions. On the other hand, Dhoti is a traditional Indian garment worn by men, mainly in Southern and Eastern India. It is a rectangular piece of cloth that is draped around the waist and legs, and then tucked between the legs to form a drape. Dhoti is made fro...