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Varieties of Indian Sari
Every region of India has developed its own unique sari style, which differs in terms of fabric and weaving style. The reservoir of sari is simply superb encompassing embroidered sari, classy silk saree and special bridal designer sarees. The exclusive range of Indian Saris includes:
Silk saree
Silk SAREE In the world of fashion ‘Banarasi Silk Saree’ remains the Indian ‘SUN’ and has been a subject of great inspiration and appreciation for world-wide costume connoisseurs. These proposed episodes would try to fathom its historical continuance, record its traditions which goes from generation to generation and unveil the intricacies which goes towards making this Banarasi Saree an art and aesthetics. In short it would enter the subject from the raw materials and show the process to the final product and packaging. It was in the Mughal era Baranasi saree came into popularity and got fashion currency. Today these sarees are being exported world-wide. Around 125 km of Varanasi this art of making Banarai saree is surviving since olden days. It was during the mughal times when all arts be it persian, rajasthan or other indian school got amalgamated to create a fusion of aesthetics. Same goes for costume as well.
We have got a wide collection of traditional and modern Indian embroidery Saris. Embroidered sarees has been a great gift from India to the world. Indian embroidery comes in different styles and designs. You can opt for heavily ornate zardosi embroidered sarees or the zari embroidery done in different parts of the country. Embroidered sarees are sometimes set off with brocade, mirror work and cut work in patterns so exquisite and detailed that they are a masterpiece in themselves. Delicately embroidered pastel chiffons are ideal in a bridal wardrobe. Different types of stitches are used while embroidering sarees. You can pick up intricately embroidered sarees, depicting episodes from legends, birds and animals. Kantha embroidery of Bengal is done on cotton sarees as well as tussar silk sarees.