The birth of art of weaving was first in India. In ancient times the Indian fabrics were famous all over the world. Indian craftsman were experts in the art of manufacturing fine fabrics. They were using their exquisite art of weaving cotton and silk threads. The cloth was also studded with pearls and jewels raising the value of these fabrics to million pieces of silver. It is difficult to say as to when this feminine wear sari came into existence, as at the birth of Christ, during Sindh culture and also in some ancient scultptures of the Sumerian tradition it showed its existence. There are examples of some of tiny sculpture pieces which are claimed as the first examples of saris. In the ancient literature also such examples are prevalent. For many centuries it has been the custom for Hindu women to wear saris with border and pallavs on auspicious occasions. The border and pallav have been specific and main attraction of sari.