This weaver in Telangana, southern India, is able to fold a sari so tightly it fits into a small matchbox.

Yelldhi Hariprasad carefully folds the hand-woven item of clothing over and over until it is small enough to fit into the box.

The saris take six days to make and are sold for up to $160 USD.

Yelldhi Hariprasad, a weaver by profession, created a saree, Indian traditional wear, that folds and fits into a matchbox in southern India's Telangana.

Visuals shot on December 26, 2021, in Rajanna Sircilla district feature the man carefully making several folds, ultimately fitting the lengthy attire into a matchbox, that too with ease.

The hand-woven saree, which fits in a matchbox, takes six days for making. However, if a machine comes into action, the process takes only a couple of days.

Moreover, if the attire is made from the traditional loom, it costs up to Rs 12 thousand (USD 160.67), and if made in a machine, it costs Rs 8 thousand (USD 107.11).