5 Must Have Silk Sarees For Every Indian Woman

The word saree lights up every Indian woman’s face. Silk sarees make one want to jump with joy. So what are the best kinds of silk sarees that are available in our country and that should be available with you?? Here are our picks of 5 must have silk sarees for every Indian woman ..

1. Kanchipuram Silk Saree

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A name synonymous with silk is Kanchipuram. Native to Tamil Nadu Kanchipuram is a district not only famous for its temples but highly popular for its silk sarees. With hand woven pure silk, tested silk and many varieties available this is the go to place for everyone to buy silk sarees. The silk sarees of Kanchipuram are sold across the world and their hue never dulls down. A popular choice for weddings now has various versions available to suit the emerging trends.

2. Banarasi Silk Saree

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From the banks of the Ganges comes to you the most opulent royal looking Banarasi sarees. Rich colors totally intricate work (mostly floral motifs) are the classic trademarks of the Banarasi saree and this is what makes it a must have. A banarasi hand woven saree takes a long time to make as it is unique in all aspects. A large number of brides prefer to wear the Banarasi saree for their weddings and this looks exquisite when teamed up with Kundan or Polki jewelry. A Banarasi silk saree surely deserves a place of honor in your wardrobe.

3. Paithani Silk Saree

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From the land of the fiery Marathas comes to you the gorgeous vibrant Paithani sarees that are completely hand woven and is considered one of the richest sarees of the sub-continent. The sarees are done in unique colors with the special parrot, peacock, lotus, flower pot motifs that adorn the saree. A Paithani saree is a must have to celebrate the spirit of the Peshwas and also because they are beautiful.

4. Patola Silk Saree

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Patola silk is yet another very expensive silk from Patan, Gujarat which is a double Ikkat woven saree. These sarees are very expensive and their making is very guarded as well. Only very few weavers make these sarees and this is worn by royal families. General patterns include checks, parrot motifs and dancing figures in rich colors and hues. You surely should be having one of these royal sarees as you definitely are the queen of your home!!!

5. Kasavu sarees, Mysore silk and Chanderi silk

When we go down South to God’s own country you get the special kasavu sarees that adorn the women for special occasions. The simple yet elegant cream with gold border saree is available as a single piece and as a two piece called the Set Mundu where the first piece is wrapped around your bottom half and the second piece is draped like a half saree. Now a days we get colored borders and also embroidered kasavu sarees.

jackqueline_shraddha_sonam_kerala_sareeWhen the talk is about silk sarees how can we leave Mysore silks behind?? From the land of the Maharajas the Mysore silk is a very soft buttery silk which gives excellent drape and shows of your figure at the same time is very light and beautiful with not much bling to it. These are very ideal for young girls who are unable to manage heavy sarees.

chanderi_silk_sareesChanderi silk sarees comes to us from the heart of India, Madhya Pradesh. This is also known for its light weight yet very beautiful when worn and very comfortable. Makes you look very elegant and is advisable for the smart working women and college girls.

Hope your journey through the silk route made you decide how many more silk sarees you need to add to your wardrobe!! Go ahead! What are you waiting for!!

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