Saree is the traditional
attire of Indian women and plays an integral part in a woman’s life. Banarasi
sari is an Indian woman’s coveted possession. Banarasi sarees are very famous
in all over India and worldwide. Banarasi saris are made in Varanasi, which is
located in Uttar Pradesh State, in India.
For a long time Banarasi
sari has been an important part of the Indian bride wardrobe and rarely the
fails to flatter a woman, making her feel delicate and feminine. Varanasi (or
Banarasi) is one of the most prominent centers of silk handloom weaving in
India. The most famous product of Varanasi’s handlooms is the Banarasi silk
sarees, which is most in demand in weddings as well as bridal dress.
When we talk about wedding
or bridal saris, the first kind of sari strikes in our mind is Banarasi sarees
that comes in various designs, colors and textures such as embroidery Banarasi
saris, silk Banarasi sarees, designer Banarasi saris, Banarasi net saris, etc.
The Banarasi sarees
are woven in Varanasi, the oldest city in the world. In ancient times, weavers
of Banarasi saris took inspiration for brocade designs from Jasmine, Thousand
emeralds, Marigold flowers, diagonal stripes, corner-motif with a mango flower
etc.
One of
the most important aspects of weaving Banarasi silk saris of India is the
teamwork involved. Typically three weavers are involved the creation of the
sari. One of them weaves the saree, while the second one is engaged at the
revolving ring, where dandled are created and the third in assisting the border
designing.
The Banarasi are saris
designed with Zardozi work and other thread embroidery will make the sari look
elegant, classy yet fashionable. Heavy sequins, beads and bootis will add
glamour and shimmer to the sari. Banarasi sarees are traditionally made in four
varieties: pure silk (katan), organza (Kora), georgette and shatir saris.
These saris are originally
were embellished with threads made from real gold and silver. In modern times,
this has been replaced by gold and silver colored thread making the saris
affordable for the general population.
The Banarasi sarees are
designed with eye-catching shades and patterns with heavy brocade patch work
borders and designer pallus with vibrant color combinations.
Unnatisilks, the largest ethnic
online Indian shop offers exquisite designer Banarasi handloom saris for online sale. Our Online shopping store has the
widest range of rich Indian Sarees and Salwar kameez. At Unnati Silks, you can
buy unique, exclusive collection at affordable price.
Unnati has a unique range of fusion saris and salwar kameez where
trending designs, patterns and colors have been incorporated in traditional
styles of fabric manufacturers, and available in retail and wholesale. You can purchase online at Unnati silks and the
products will be dispatched within 24 working hours of placing the order. We
have free shipping and Cash on
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