π₯»
What π₯» means
A two-piece orange outfit with a short-sleeved blouse, a long skirt for the bottom, and a deep orange veil with a yellow border going around the front and over the shoulder, thus free falling at the back.
The π₯» Sari emoji, popularly known as 'saree' signifies traditional Indian-styled clothing and other countries. It represents the culture and aesthetics of the land apart from attributes like femininity, grace, and beauty.
How and when to use it
- If you're sharing useful videos of draping sarees, a handy tips list for beginners, or even a video about the different ways of sporting a saree, anything, you could use π₯» in those contexts.
- While sharing informative posts about the clothing cultures of the countries that wear a saree as everyday attire, use π₯».
- If you're texting someone about your decision to wear a saree for a special occasion or about how excited you wear one, etc, use π₯». Like, "It's gonna be my FIRST time!! π₯»".
- The sarees trend generally goes wild during the festive seasons. And so, you can use π₯» even while sharing posts on traditional festivities from countries that typically wear or choose to wear a saree.
Other Names
- π₯» Saree
- π₯» Shari
- π₯» Draped Saree
- π₯» Saree Draping
- π₯» Indian Clothing
- π₯» Traditional Indian Attire
At a glance
- Category
- Objects βΊ clothing
- Codepoints
U+1F97B- Emoji version
- Emoji 12.0
- Shortcodes
:sari:- Keywords
- clothing, dress, sari
How it looks across platforms