This type of saree - a Resham Khan saree with traditional Saraswati motif designed pallu, extra running blouse, and a contrast blouse with traditional motif, described as a Maharashtrian saree suitable for Maharashtrian and Indian weddings - would likely appeal to several groups of professional women:
Lawyers and judges, especially those working in Maharashtra or with connections to Maharashtrian culture
University professors and academics in fields related to Indian culture, history, or textiles
Corporate executives with Indian heritage or those working in companies with strong ties to India
Politicians and government officials, particularly those from Maharashtra or representing areas with significant Maharashtrian populations
Doctors and medical professionals, especially those of Maharashtrian descent or working in Maharashtra
Artists, designers, and architects who appreciate traditional Indian craftsmanship and motifs
Media personalities, journalists, and news anchors, particularly those covering cultural events or based in Maharashtra
Curators and museum directors specializing in Indian textiles and cultural artifacts
Diplomats and international relations professionals representing India or working on India-related matters
Business owners and entrepreneurs in fields related to traditional Indian crafts or textiles
These professional women might choose this saree for several reasons:
To showcase their cultural heritage at important events
To make a statement about supporting traditional craftsmanship
For attending high-profile weddings or cultural ceremonies
To wear at professional events where traditional attire is appropriate
As a way to connect with their roots while maintaining a professional image
The inclusion of both a running blouse and a contrast blouse with traditional motifs suggests versatility, allowing the wearer to adapt the saree for different occasions or to create varied looks.