Arranging curtains is the most eye-catching aspect of the room. Curtain Valences form an integral part of the arrangement and can be described as the crowning glory of curtain arrangement. Placed at the very top of a full-length curtain or a window, they fit in very neatly, concealing and camouflaging any evidence of fault in a design.

Valences also create a softer and a more appealing effect than pelmets, whether wooden or otherwise. Position the valance above the curtain or the underside of the pelmet for the best effect. It can also have a special track for itself on the pelmet.

As a general guideline it is advisable that a drop of a valance should be one sixth of the overall curtain arrangement.

A valance is the main ingredient in the composition of a beautiful room. Often the most traditional idea when infused with a touch of imagination and originality can turn the most obscure curtain (and with it the entire room) to one that has limitless opportunity. You can infuse a touch of your personality by giving vent to your creative side and let your imagination take shape in the form of perfectly made valances.

Valences often have “tails”. If the curtain is patterned, a plain border will define if the curtain arrangement valance can be fluted, have festoons, and elaborate ruching and frills or the more formal loops.

Valences are nearly always made entirely of fabric. It gives definition to the curtain arrangement and makes the architectural lines appear smooth and continuous. It also serves the purpose of looking good and is pleasing to the eye by creating perfect symmetry.

Differences in types of valances can be created in detailing proportions or maybe in the choice of fabric. The Indian sari, for instance, has a wide range of fabrics and weaves to offer for making valances.

The sari would make a valance that is grand and luxurious, as also one that is very easy to mould and handle. The sari valance is simple to maintain and very malleable. One can drape it, pleat it, gather it up or simply wrap it up around the pelmet giving the room a distinctive air of traditional beauty.

The sari valance has a lot of character and substance. They come in many different weaves ranging from the widely versatile earthy tones, to the contrast of black and white, and the color statements of bold pink and orange.

The designs on the Indian sari can vary from the traditional with typically Indian motifs to the very contemporary with warm, pure elements and straight lines.

The sari valence on your curtain is rich and sophisticated. Some can be ornate whereas others can be simple and straight. Most colors are embellished with rich material and structure. Fabrics used are very luxurious and have exquisite finishing.

Sari Valences are suited to a varied range of clientele from those with very extravagant tastes to the more simple ones.

Go ahead and get your own set from any online store selling Indian Saris .