Most Popular Type of Silk Saree in India
India is known for its rich heritage, its
traditional culture and also for its festival. The Sarees are one of the most popular
Indian ensembles of women which makes up the culture and heritage of India.
Amongst all fabrics, Silk has always been loved by women of India. Silk is
considered as a rich and royal fabric in olden days of Maharaja and Royal
families who preferred to done it.
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Kanjivaram
Silk Saree (Price Range
Rs.7,000 to Rs.2,00,000)
Kanjivaram
Silk Sarees belong to South India. Kanjivaram silk is also known as kanchipuram
silk. It is traditionally woven in silk from the village called Kanchipuram in
Tamil Nadu. It comes in vibrant colour with contrast graceful border which is
weaved with pure golden and silver zari from Gujarat. The weave motifs in the
sarees are made of temple borders as their main design pattern.
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Banarasi
Silk Saree (Price Range
Rs.3,000 to Rs.2,00,000)
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Banarasi saree originated in Varanasi which also known as Banaras which in
Uttar Pradesh. Banarasi Silk Saree is always a priority choice for an Indian
bride. Weave of Gold and silver brocade is the most dominant part of the saree.
There are four types of Banarasi silk sarees known as, Shattir, Tanchoi,
Organza and Katan(pure silk).
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Patola
Silk Saree (price range from Rs.80,000 to Rs.300,000)
Pure
Patola saree is usually a weave in silk of double ikat design made in Patan,
Gujarat. The beauty of this saree is in geometric designs of elephants,flowers
and parrots motifs and colorful combination. These are affordable by only rich
and royal family as this saree is very expensive, but there are semi weaves of
Patola saree for affordable range.
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Mysore
Silk Saree (Price range
Rs.3,000 and Rs.20,000)
Mysore
Silk is considered to be the purest form of silk and it originated in
Karnataka. Saree is popular because of its durability and its long lasting
luster. Mysore silk saree produced from mulberry silk and mulberry silk is the
highest quality of silk from the cocoons. It beautifully intricate with motifs
of birds, fruits and flowers.
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Dharmavaram
Silk Saree (Price range from
Rs.2,000 to Rs.150,000)
Dharmavaram
silk saree came into existence in the 19th century. Sarees are originated in
Dharmavaram of Anantapur district in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
Dharmavaram Silk Saree is hand woven with mulberry silk. Dharmavaram silk sarees are also known as
Rajwadi sarees, for their exclusive royal colour combinations and weave designs
all over the saree.
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Muga
Silk Saree (Price range
Rs.5,000 to Rs.1,50,000)
Muga
Silk Saree originated in Assam and its silk produced from the larva of
Antheraea moth. It is popular among the women around the globe for its glossy,
soft, durability and fine texture qualities. Muga silk saree is also made with
intricate embroidery and motifs of flora and fauna which are in zari and
coloring yarns.
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Paithani
Silk Saree (Price Range
Rs.7,000 to Rs.250,000)
Paithani
Silk Saree originated in Maharashtra, in olden days paithani work was on cotton and silk yarn weave. These
sarees exhibit the richness of Maharashtra and worn by the bride on her wedding
day. Paithani silk saree comes in bright shades like magenta, dark green,
purple, peacock blue, etc. It's golden borders and pallu is beautifully
designed with peacock, birds, and the art from Ajanta Ellora caves.
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Sambalpuri
Silk Saree (Price Range Rs.
10000 to Rs. 1,00,000)
Sambalpuri
sarees have their origin in the tribal belt of Sambalpur in Odisha State of
India. This Saree throws back an ancient handicraft called BandhaKala (ikat
process). This saree has intricate design of flora and fauna, Krishna Raas Lila
and Ayodhya Vijay. This silk saree is preferred by women for occasion like
festive, puja and in wedding function like sangeet-Mehendi.
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Baluchari
Silk Saree (Price Range Rs
20,000 to Rs 2,00,000)
Baluchari
Silk Saree ir originally from West Bengal and mainly preferred by women of
India and Bangladesh. It is a hand weave design using richly dyed silk which is
in intricate motifs, reflecting the Indian mythology on its large 'pallu'. Its
a Traditional Zari weave saree for Bengali Brides.
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Bomkai Silk Saree (Price Range Rs 10000 -
50000)
Bomkai
Silk Saree is origin of Ganjam district of Odisha. This saree was first
produced by the Bhulia community of Subarnapur district. Bomkai Silk Saree is
also known with the name with Sonepuri saree. The feature of Bomkai Silk Sarees
is the use of elegant weave in ikat of artistic designs, often done on very
fine yarn.
The silk sarees from
India are not limited to a particular style of
state, even the same weave technique used in another state will bring a major
change to the appearance of the silk saree. Hence every woman should have
multiple types of silk sarees.
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