在早期新加坡，印度女性的传统服饰是纱丽（也写作 sari）。纱丽对印度人来说具有深厚的文化意义。尽管历史悠久，但它却是永恒的印度服饰，至今在新加坡仍然广为人知——无论是传统的款式，还是现代的风格。
我们的收藏品人偶描绘的是一位身着黄色纱丽并饰有绿色饰边的印度女士。她手持购物篮和钱包，与我们任何小贩或摊贩人偶（例如“卖菜的”或“卖鸡的”）搭配起来都非常协调（每个人单独出售）。
身着纱丽的印度女士雕像
In early Singapore, the traditional outfit of choice for Indian women was the saree (also spelled sari). The saree holds deep cultural significance for Indians. And despite its long history, it is a timeless piece of Indian clothing, and is still very much worn in Singapore today – either in its traditional form or with a modern twist.
Our collectible figurine depicts an Indian lady dressed in a yellow saree with green trimmings. Shopping basket and purse in hand, she displays very well with any of our hawker or vendor figurines, such as the Vegetable Seller or Chicken Seller (each sold separately).
