Saree upcycling or saree appropriating? It’s become mindless, careless — and all about encashing what’s trending. Excuses like “mom’s saree,” “vintage,” “outdated,” or “catching dust” can’t justify cutting up a timeless, zero-waste garment. What about wastage? What happened to mindfulness and longevity? If a saree still has life, wear it, share it, or swap it — don’t destroy it in the name of a trend. Is this really upcycling… or just fashion appropriation dressed as awareness? #slowfashionrevol

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