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Introduction:

Motifs are the channels of communication to the world about the culture and tradition. Earlier, the caveman used his cave as his canvas to leave as a mark of his feelings to the generations to come. When things evolved, and he learned the art of making fabrics, he used the same technique to make some patterns on the dress. To look at a Motif, it is not only a design, but a symbol, or the piece of tradition. The art of embellishing a motif has been in practice since time immemorial.

Thousand Butta:

This is also called as Ayiram Butta, where the word Ayiram refers to a thousand, and Butta in Tamil refers to the small dot. The concept of placing a thousand

Introduction:

Indian sarees have a significant place in the drapery across the world. The vibrant colors, the splendid array of materials, have taken the world by storm. Over the years, the growing demand for a  saree is also on the rise and is widely esteemed by people not only as occasion wear but also as every day and staple wear even now. It is significant to note that, many flamboyant motifs were on use right from the time immemorial, and one among them is the Mango, which is called Mangai in Tamil.

The journey of the Mango Motif is quite interesting, where it was initially used in the silk sarees, and later in many beautiful sarees like Kandangi sarees, Ethnic wear, and designer sarees. Now, the design is widespread, and one of the most loved designs by people over the world. Let us introspect the importance of the Mango motif in detail: