Types of Varieties and Styles Traditional Indian Sarees

The saree has always played a significant role in Indian culture. It has been a source of adoration and inspiration for costume fans all across the world. Sarees are among the most valuable discoveries made in our nation. They have their own importance and can be found in various ranges throughout every Indian state. Sarees are an outdated item, but they have never been replaced since the fashion industry is undergoing enormous changes every minute. As a result, all Indian ladies can be proud of the fact that sarees continue to get better and more faultless. Sarees come in different styles, hues, and patterns, with many of them being worn by women as decorations for the many festivals.

These are various styles of Indian saree that are immensely popular in India as well as different parts of world.

·         Kanjeevaram Sarees from Tamil Nadu

·         Banarasi Sarees from Varanasi

·         Nauvari Sari from Maharashtra

·         Bandhani Saree from Gujarat & Rajasthan

·         Taant & Baluchari Saree from West Bengal

·         Chikankari from Lucknow

·         Bomkai Sari from Odisha

·         Chanderi from Madhya Pradesh

·         Kasavu from Kerala

·         Muga from Assam

·         Phulkari from Punjab

·         Tussar from Bihar

Every region of India has created its own distinctive stitching pattern. Additionally, a variety of techniques for weaving, dying, including printing cloth have been developed. The highly appreciated, distinctly Indian sarees is the product of unmatched skill and exquisite aesthetic perfection. Contrary to certain other ethnic clothing, the saree is one item of clothing that will always be in style.