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Budget 2026 day and Finance Minister’s fashion

New Delhi: The day of Union Budget is not only limited to economic announcements, but the attire of the Finance Minister also becomes a topic of discussion. Nirmala Sitharaman, who has been presenting the Budget since 2019, makes headlines every time with her saree look. Budget 2026 is the ninth budget for her, and this time too her saree has attracted people’s attention.

Special details of Nirmala Sitharaman saree

Ahead of Budget 2026, Nirmala Sitharaman wore a purple hand-woven Kanchipuram silk saree. This saree is part of the traditional weave of Tamil Nadu, with a light brown check pattern, giving it a simple yet classic look.

Saree border and design

This purple saree has a dark brown colored border with a golden colored thin edge. The fine thread work on the saree makes it even more beautiful. It is of Kattam Kanjeevaram style, in which the check pattern is clearly visible. This design is traditional as well as very elegant.

Nirmala Sitharaman wearing Kanchipuram silk saree

Nirmala Sitharaman belongs to Tamil Nadu, so Kanchipuram silk saree is not just an outfit for her, but a symbol of connection with her roots. Every year on the Budget day, her look gives the message of promoting Indian handloom and traditional art.

Last year’s budget look

Last year, the Finance Minister wore an off-white colored saree with a golden border and Madhubani painting. This saree was gifted to her by Padma Shri awarded Madhubani artist Dulari Devi.

Saree look of 2024

In 2024, Nirmala Sitharaman wore an off-white colored Mangalagiri saree with a deep magenta colored border on the Budget day. Mangalagiri sarees are known for their simple and elegant look.

South Indian touch of 2023

In 2023, the Finance Minister wore a dark red silk saree with a black and gold border. This saree had traditional designs, which reflected the South Indian tradition.

Nirmala Sitharaman’s budget look and traditional art

Nirmala Sitharaman’s budget look is not just a part of fashion. Their sarees highlight the traditional art and handloom of different states every year, giving recognition to the local artisans.