1. Banarasi Silk Saree

The Banarasi silk sarees are among the most costly and mainstream sarees woven in Benaras. It is generally made of gold thread and in this way is exceptionally costly. These sarees are prevalent as marriage wear and has four varities: the kora, the katari, the sattir and the georgette.

The historical backdrop of banarasi saree goes back to mughal era. The outlines and themes are so particularly motivated by the mughal time. The banaras brocade themes are thickly patterened and look three dimensional, which is very unlike, the two dimensional example of deccan and south india. The traditional banarasi sarees are found in light hues that is it may be pale in comparision to other south indian sarees. Most of the Brocade plans are impacted by many-sided interlacing flower and foliate themes, kalga and bel. The mark plan of Banarasi Brocade is a slender periphery like example, called Jhhalar, found along the inward and external outskirt.

2. Kanjeevaram Silk Saree:

A Kanjeevaram saree is an absolute necessity have in each Indian lady’s wardrobe and what makes it so alluring is the shade of Indian legacy which is so all around showed in these sarees. The name Kanjeevaram saree is put after the name of a little sanctuary town in Tamilnadu.

The energetic shades of these sarees mirror the traditional most loved tint as well as the new choices. These sarees are likewise known for their sturdiness. The silk base is thicker than some other silk saree and this thickness makes it the most costly silk sarees in India. It is trusted that “The heavier is the silk, the better is the quality”. The most widely recognized themes found in Kanjeevaram sarees are Peacock and parrot traditional. In a valid kanjeevaram silk saree the pallu, the outskirt and the body of the saree is woven independently and afterward interlocked together. These sarees are described by gold plunged silver string that is woven on the exceptional quality.

3. Baluchari Saree:

Skilled workers of Bishanpur in Murshidabar district of West bengal deliver this a standout amongst the most fragile and illustrious sort of saree. Unlike from whatever other silk saree in India baluchari saree is popular for its delicate shading combination,we don’t see a complexity mix in baluchari sarees.

Baluchari saree is five yards saree and is 42″ wide in brilliant hues like fire red, purple and once in a while in dark blue. These sarees are made of silk and woven on weavers. These are around 200 year old. The sarees appear to be like Banarasi sarees. There is just a single contrast between the two sarees, Baluchari sarees utilize just silk strings and Banarasi sarees do utilize zari strings. The fringes of the sarees delineate stories from Mahabharata and Ramayana. The field of the saree is secured with little but is and a lovely flower configuration keeps running over the edges.

4. Kornad Saree:

Kornad sarees have an unmistakable place in south indian silk sarees. These sarees are predominantly woven in eastern Tamilnadu. The charecteristic of this saree is 10 to 40 cm wide outskirt woven in plain shading with two thin band of supplementary – wrap patterening. Many kornad sarees are named after the shade of their border. The body of these sarees are traditionally in woven example like stripes or checks.

Kornad sarees are additionally called sanctuary saree as it is predominantly woven for in temple. The traditional sanctuary wear saree is likewise called mubbhagam that has two unique fringes and field of equivalent width. More regularly these sarees are accessible in traditional hues like earth shades of tans, grays and off-whites purchase now day’s brighter shades are additionally accessible for the North Indian purchasers.