SAREE

SAREE is a 5 to 9 meters long and 3 to 4 feet wide fabric that is simply wrapped around a female form – you will never guess that this simple cloth as a garment would look alluring and graceful in any way, if you just read or heard about it. The beauty and grace of a saree has to BE worn or at least, seen to be believed.

SAREE ACT AS FASHION AND CULTURE OF  INDIA 

From indus valley civilization to today’s modern world, sari has had a long run without seeing much change, unlike any other garment in the world. Saree is the ultimate symbol of indian culture and the epitome in indian traditional wear for women.

Though typically a traditional wear in the indian subcontinent  (india, pakistan, sri lanka, bangladesh, and nepal ) you will find sari-clad women in many south-east asian countries like  singapore, burma, malaysia,philippines.

TYPES OF SAREE :- SHOW ON TABLE BELOW

Types of Saree

Arini silk Art Silk   Banarasi Brocade sari Butidar Banarasi sari Balarampuram Sari Bandhani Sari Baluchari Sari Bapta Sari Batik Sari Berhampuri silk Blockprinted saris Bomkai/Sonepuri sari silk & cotton Brocade Chanderi sari Chedi Butta sari Chettinad Cotton Sari Chiffon Sari Chikan work sari Chinnalapatti silk cotton saris Crepe silk sari Dhani Kala sari Dharamavaram Silk sari Dupion silk sari Eri silk Saree

Ghar charo sari Ghicha Silk Sari Gadwal sari Ikkat Sari Jamdani Sari Jute sari Kalamkari sari Kasavu sari Katan silk Khadi silk Kornad sari (Koorainadu) Kora Silk Sari Kosa silk Kota Sari Lal Par Sari Linen Sari Madhubani silk sari Maheswari sari Mulmul Cotton Sarees  /Muslin saris Muga silk sari Mundum Neriyathum Narayani Patt Saris Narayanpet saris Net Saris Party wear saris Pat silk

Pasapall Patola Sari Paithan saris (Paithani) Pochampilli sari Polycotton sari Resham worked Sari Salem Silk Sari Sambalpuri Sari Sungudi Sari (Sungudi Seelai) Tabby silk Sari Tant Sari Thirubhuvanam sari Tircha Baluchar Tangail sari Temple saree Tanjaore sari Tassar silk (Tusser) Tissue sari Uppada  pattu sari Venkatagiri Sari Zari worked sari Zardozi worked saree

Arini Silk :- Arani Sari is a traditional sari made in Arani, Tamil Nadu, India. A sari is a strip of unstitched cloth, ranging from four yards to nine yards in length. Saris, derived from the Sanskrit word Saadi, have been described in Tamilian literature as early as the 5th or 6th centuries.

Arini is a lightweight silk made

in tiruvannamalai  in

tamilnadu district in india. The highly popular sari fabric is handwoven with pure mulberry silk.

Occasion - Party & Festive

Fabric Care- Do not Wring, Dry Clean Only

Fabric - Poly Silk

Art Silk :- Artificial silk or art silk is any synthetic fiber which resembles silk, but typically costs less to produce. Frequently, "artificial silk" is just a synonym for rayon. When made out of bamboo viscose it is also sometimes called bamboo silk.

Color : Yellow

Fabric : Art Silk

Work : Resham

Occasion: Festival, Diwali, Pongal, Teej, DurgaPooja, RakshaBandhan, Dussehra, Chhath 

Sleeve Style : Quarter SleeveWash Care : Dry clean

Long Sleeves : Done only in Custom Stitch

Sleeves Lining : Done only in Custom Stitch

Bust Size: 32 to 42 Inches

Banarasi Brocade Sari :-  Brocade work refers to heavy fabrics that are richly designed with raised patterns. However, the intricacy of the patterns is not the only thing that contributes to the opulence of the fabric; these fabrics are considered rich and heavy because of the gold or silver zari work done on them. Brocade is a rich fabric that is woven with a raised and elaborate design, often using gold, silver or zari threads. The Banarasi handloom sarees are known for their pure silk and zari brocades.

   
 Handwoven Banarasi Brocade

     Saree in Black with Antique  
      Zari

    Color - Black

    Technique - Brocade

    Fabric - Katan Silk

    Length-5.5 meters and 

    Blouse 80 cms approx

Butidar sarees:- Probably the most popular and distinctive, Butidar sarees are richly woven, brocaded with threads of gold, silver and silk. Gold is darker in shade as compared to silver threads. Therefore the weavers of Banaras refer to this variety of brocade patterning as Ganga-Jamuna. Motifs are locally popularized as Angoor Bail, Ashraffi Butti, Latiffa Butti, Reshem Butti Jhummar Butti, Jhari Butta, Patti Butti, Baluchar Butta and many more.

Product Details
Saree length: 5.5 m
Blouse piece length: 1 m
This Banarasi saree holds the authority of katan silk and a rich zari border that create a traditional masterpiece putting the artist in the style spotlight
The last image gives a detailed look of the blouse piece that comes with this saree (The model is wearing a blouse from our in-house wardrobe)
Hand wash
100% silk

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