To keep Tussar as natural as possible, they’re created in a range of natural shades, from crème, to off-white, and honey brown. With the invention of contemporary designs, they’re dyed in various other bright hues such as red, pink, yellow, blue, and green. Style them with statement jewelry along with the appropriate neckline blouse.

Pick from a variety of Chanderis in butta, peacock, lotus, geometric pattern, or celestial figure motifs, which are artistically interwoven with zari coated in gold, silver, or copper dust. Fine borders such as ‘adda’, ‘nakshi’, or ‘patela’ are the features that add traditional grace to the transparent and lightweight beauty. Put on exquisite diamonds and Kundan or meenakari sets to complete the look.

Profusely handcrafted Kanjeevaram, Banarasi, and Paithani sarees woven with pure gold and silver zari work are flawless drapes to admire, during the festival of lights and joy. They cast a spell of divinity, integrity, and credibility. True to the essence of magnificence embedded in the purchase of gold and silver during Diwali; these weaves are a big yes with Kundan, meenakari, and polka jewelry.

Maheshwari weaves even have their mention in Kautilya Arthashahstra. From the era of Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar to the present date, they symbolize regality, prosperity, and feminine strength. They’re available in a wide variety of checks, stripes, floral patterns, and so on, woven using brocade or zari. Amp up your saree look with antique polished temple jewelry, jadau, or navaratna jewelry for the regal reckon.

As you decorate your puja space for welcoming Laxmi and Ganesha, pick from a variety of Katan, Kora, Brocade, or Tanchoi silks reflecting an excellent paradigm of Indian weaving artistry. Connecting with cultural values and opulence, style them with the traditional quotient of wearing statement gold, silver, or diamond pieces.

Soft and supple in nature, these weaves make the perfect way for your religious rituals with shine and luster. Literal interpretations of flora and fauna with color variations tweaked within the tints and tones, and traditional weaving techniques called ‘Petni’ and ‘Korvai’, make them GI tag-protected. Style them with gajras, bindis, and heavy statement pieces of jewelry to stand out of the box.

Traditionally, the womenfolk gifts ‘Maa Kali’ a bright-colored saree to embrace her blessings for a blissful married life. Therefore, while reveling in the pure Bengali quotient with your family and friends, opt for a beautiful Jamdani saree.

Jamdani sarees are notably handwoven in West Bengal. They hold on to the discontinuous weft technique of weaving and are known for the fine ‘Parsi Gara’ crafted on the loom. Adorn them with gold jewelry, a thick streak of red vermilion in between the middle partition of your hair, and a round bindi.

Magnificent for festive occurrences, they symbolize beauty, femininity, and felicity in varieties of hues such as crimson, magenta, purple, yellow, green, maroon, teal, turquoise, and many more. Explore the list of endless shades with the perfect pairs of jewelry, floral hairstyles, and subtle makeup.