Saturday 30 January 2016

Spectacular Varieties of Indian Saree

Saree completes the wardrobe of women! Without one her attire misses a fashion twist and the limelight.

Saree is a very versatile Indian attire which provide a surprising element to one's look each time when it is worn. Today, saree tops the chart of being most fashionable garments for women. Interestingly, Indian sarees are more about the culture and tradition of a particular state. Each Indian state has its own legacy behind sarees that are popular around the world.


Indian sarees are considered as most desirable clothing because of their unique patterns and motifs specialties. Further, the revolution in fashion trend along with weaving, printing and designing techniques has shuffled the market with the most sought after collections of sarees. 

These beautiful hand picked sarees not only speaks about weaver's personality, but also defines their understanding about fashion and class. That's why women prefer to wear Indian sarees for any type of event. Be it an auspicious, big fat wedding, formal conference, festive celebrations or small get-together. Get a quick glimpse of famous Indian saree,


Banarasi Saree is a traditional gem of saree which belongs to Varanasi (earlier known as Banaras). These sarees are made from silk fabric which have rich colors and fine texture coupled with dense work featuring brocade of silver and gold with embroidery of zari. Banarasi sarees are one of the finest sarees of India. Hence, they tops the list of being the most sought after bridal saree. As they represent the symbol of happiness, pride and celebration.

Kanjeevaram Saree is more than a style statement! The saree which characterize the tradition of a town named Kanjeevaram in Tamil Nadu, is famous worldwide for its traditional weaving style and beautiful motifs. Kanjeevaram sarees are also made from silk fabric, where the silk base used is much heavier than other saree. Hence, these sarees are long lasting and expensive.



Baluchari Sarees belongs to Murshidabad district of West Bengal (India). These sarees features combination of flame red, bright orange, purple and deep blue colors. The borders of saree have motifs which depict stories from Mahabharata and Ramayana while the saree is covered with beautiful floral designs.

Kantha Saree is also a speciality of West Bengal. The typical kantha saree represents the decorative motifs with running stitch as the kantha is the name associated with the art of embroidery. The kantha saree is covered with colorful patterns, including beautiful folks, animals, birds and floral motifs.

Kota Doria / Kota Jali is one of the famous varieties of Rajasthani sarees. These kota sarees are traditionally made from cotton fabric, nowadays kota sarees are also available with silk base. The weaves consists various yarn gauges for creating graph like pattern on the saree. This patterns provides a checkered design in the background while the floral prints and motifs are printed all over the saree fabric. Kota doria sarees are a great options for summers as they are very airy, light weighted and provide a graceful drape.




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