sarees collection

Draping Any Category of Sarees in a Beautiful Style Brings Out your Personality

Sari is a tradition garment worn almost by every Indian woman. There are innumerable types of fabrics with which different kinds of sarees are woven with innumerable types of fabrics. There are various techniques used in the manufacture of sarees, such as method of weaving, dyeing, printing or embellishing, pattern designing, color schemes etc can be found.

Earlier sari was considered to be just a drape covering the entire body but over a period of time the social changes and with various innovations draping sarees went on to be a very important outfit from national to international countries.  Saree is considered to be all time in fashion.  There are several fabrics and designs that make beautiful and excellent sarees. Right from cotton, silk, polyester, terrycotton, chiffon, georgette, kanchipuram kota silk saree, Paithani sarees, and Bridal sarees too.

The trend of making sarees varied fom region to region. From North to South and from East to West every production of sarees were named differently with respect to the weaving threads used to manufacture them some used pure cotton thread, some used silk threads and many more in the manufacture of various types of sarees.

Any saree is considered to be traditional Indian outfit of women. It defines the beauty of the women making her look elegant.

We have variety of categories of sarees from which you can select from, made from different fabrics and patterns in defined textures. You can choose any sarees from the wide range of selections. Saree is the only outfit which does not have to see the size and age of the person.  Truly, saree’s have ageless charm, which allows any age and size women  can drape sarees making them elegant and beautiful.  We have all type of Bridal sarees, ikat sarees,  Paithani sarees, etc which ever you dream of is available here.

Sarees can be worn at any place from temple to any party wear or for the wedding .  The quality, texture, fabric, and design of the saree varies. You can rock with all these sarees accordingly.

Sarees can be worn in different styles such as:

  • Devadas style
  • Gurajati style
  • Maharani style
  • Indo western style
  • Northern style
  • South Indian style 

Some of the style works wonder on ladies which add to their personality.   You can visit our site for the latest designer saree at the most affordable rates.  We offer discount and we offer delivery free of charge.  So if you are looking out for any kind of sarees of your choice then you need to visit the right site where the most attractive and appealing sarees will be available here. Perfect draping style is sure to flatter your figure.

You can also order these sarees online now for the ensuing festival season. Christmas is just few days away from now, do visit our shopping centre and select the best attractive sarees  and use our sarees category in selecting them.  Your dream of buying sarees can be fulfilled at our online one stop shop.

Get Beautiful Casual Look with Traditional Handloom Sarees

Handloom sarees are a conventional sign of India. The way that they are handmade, that implies they’re made of affection and love. Did you know every saree takes two to three days to get finished? The more these handloom sarees are delivered, the more country economy of India gets profited by it so getting one for yourself really makes a little portion of commitment to those weavers! This post is about, I will discuss rfamous Indian handloom sarees. Continue reading…

1, Chanderi SareesOne best component of this saree is that they’re lightweight and comfortable! These sarees are produced using three kinds of fabric –silk, Chanderi cotton and silk cotton and best known for brilliant and silver zari on their border. Chanderi could call itself the princess of handloom weaves because of its peacefulness. Your skin can actually take in this lightweight saree.

2, Banarasi Sarees

Being a standout amongst the most popular sarees, the Banarasi saree has been a priceless for a bride as well as it is traditional saree. Starting from Banaras in UP, these sarees have distinctive designs with brilliant and silver threads and a rich, velvety surface. These sarees are very heavy due to its gold and silver thread and are regularly worn in wedding and traditional poojas. Specialty about Banarasi sarees is pallu zari work.

3, Paithani Sarees

Paithani saree is an absolute necessity have in each handloom specialists accumulation. Produced using fine silk, it’s thought to be one of the richest sarees in India. Its mark style is a peacock theme in its pallu and border of an angled design. It has a double tone color which gives it a rich appearance.

4, Kanjivaram Sarees

Kanjivaram or Kanchipuram sarees helps us to remember our superb past and unmistakable style of weaving. An exemplary Kanjivaram silk saree goes in close vicinity to brilliant colored mulberry silk and has differentiating pallu and border work. In fact, a brisk method to distinguish an exemplary Kanjeevaram saree is to check whether the pallu and border have been appended independently to the body of the saree rather than a perfect single weave. This is on the grounds that Kanjeevaram sarees are generally assembled subsequent to weaving every one of the three sections independently and afterward consolidating them in an exceptionally solid weave. A Kanjivaram is most appropriate for weddings or events dresses of happy and cultural importance.

5, Tussar Sarees

Originate from Orissa, these sarees are produced using hatchlings of special silkworms. These have a gritty look with a fresh texture. Ultra-rich texture and a natural profound gold color are the exceptionality of this saree.

Know Sarees by It’s Fabrics

This post is about different types of sarees by it’s fabric.

1, Cotton Sarees

 

 

 

 

2, Art Silk Sarees

 

 

 

 

 

3, Georgette Sarees

 

 

 

 

4, Chiffon Sarees

 

 

 

 

6, Silk Sarees

 

 

 

 

 

7, Viscose Sarees

 

 

 

 

8, Tissue Sarees

 

 

 

 

 

 

9, Satin Sarees

 

 

 

 

 

 

10, Velvet Sarees

 

 

 

 

 

11, Jute Sarees

 

 

 

 

 

12, Brasso Sarees

 

 

 

 

 

 

13, Shimmer Sarees

 

 

 

 

 

 

14, Jacquard Sarees

 

 

 

 

 

 

15, Dupion Sarees

 

 

 

 

 

 

16, Linen Sarees