World Saree Day, also known as International Saree Day, is observed worldwide every December 21 to recognize the historical and cultural significance of the saree, a traditional women's garment from the Indian subcontinent. The saree, which can be traced back to the Indus Valley Civilization, is characterized by a stretch of woven fabric draped elegantly over the body. The celebration aims to honor the unique art of sarees and the weaving communities, promoting the garment's versatility and timelessness. Initiated in 2020 by Indian journalist Nistula Hebbar and Dr. Sindhura Kaviti, the holiday gained recognition in India and beyond, even being featured in Vogue India in 2022. Participants are encouraged to wear sarees, learn about their rich history, and engage in activities like hosting Bollywood movie marathons while sharing their celebrations on social media with the hashtag #WorldSareeDay.