A major unique feature of Chanderi zari textiles are its lightweight, fine and sheer quality. They are fashioned by interlacing silk and gold zari in conventional cotton yarn.
Origin: Ashok Nagar of Madhya Pradesh
The designs usually feature flowers, peacocks and geometric patterns. These sarees have a timeless charm that radiates grace and sophistication.
Baluchari sarees are unique in that they tell stories through their woven motifs.defined by gorgeous borders and pallav, that depict tales and scenes from ancient epics and religious texts.
Origin: Bishnupur in West Bengal
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Baluchari sarees are a great choice if you are looking for a traditional yet luxurious attire, since they exclude an aura of elegance and grandeur.
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Banarasi sarees are crafted using the brocade weaving technique, which allows for the creation of intricate motifs inspired by Mughal art, nature and geometric patterns.
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Origin: Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh
Being a popular choice for brides and special occasions, just to weave a gorgeous piece of banarasi it takes can take almost fifteen days to six months!
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Ashavali sarees are famous for the enameled look of the border and pallu, sometimes woven into patola sarees and the interwoven geometric designs of flowers, parrots,elephants etc..
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Origin: Ahmedabad in Gujarat
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The most remarkable aspect of them is their reversible nature, since both sides of the saree are equally beautiful.
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The pride of south indian textiles, Kanchipuram sarees are crafted using pure mulberry silk, renowned for its fine texture, durability and natural sheen.
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Origins: Tamil Nadu
One distinct characteristic of these sarees are their wide borders called “korvai” and vibrant, rich color palettes. It features traditional motifs inspired by temples, nature, mythology and cultural symbols.
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