Sarees

Under ₹2,000

1. Cotton Sarees(comfortable and versatile)
2. Printed Sarees (printed on cotton or linen and easy to accessorise)

₹2,000 - ₹5,00

3. Chanderi Sarees (lightweight and sheer texture)
4. Bengali Sarees (from Bengal)
5. Maheshwari Sarees (from Madhya Pradesh)

₹5,000 - ₹10,000

1. Silk Sarees (delicate and graceful look)
2. Banarasi Sarees (high quality sarees with intricate art)
3. Linen Sarees (blend of comfort and elegance)
4. Pure Cotton Sarees (light and airy texture)
5. Real Kanchipuram Sarees (pure mulberry silk which is durable and vibrant)
6. Chikankari on pure Georgette Sarees (delicate and artfully done hand embroidery)

Explore Sarees Across a Diverse and Vibrant India

Indian saree is part of the traditional Indian attire that dates back 5,000 years. Even today it is being adorned by people across the globe as a signature of elegance and grace. Over time, different regions in India have perfected their own versions of sarees made from different fabrics and using different methods. Here are some of the most famous regional gems hidden in India:

Regional Sarees

1. Kanjivaram Saree (Tamil Nadu) - Made from rich Mulberry silk and crafted with intricate Zari work, these sarees are traditionally worn by brides or on special occasions and are best paired with high neck or contrast embroidered blouses with Gold Jewellery.
2. Banarasi Silk Saree (Uttar Pradesh) - Globally famous and crafted from fine silk with Mughal inspired design. Set apart by its lustrous Gold and Silver Zari detailing. 
3. Bandhani Saree (Gujarat) - Unique for their vibrant colours and Tie Dye patterns, the Bandhani Saree are lightweight and perfect for weddings and special occasions. They are usually made from fabrics like Cotton, Silk, Georgette, which are ideal for hot weather.
4. Bandhej Saree (Rajasthan) - Known for its colourful and unique designs, similar to Bandhani, in tie dye patterns.
5. Paithani Saree (Maharashtra) - specially known for its tapestry woven pallu with nature inspired motifs like peacocks and parrots, these sarees are made from fabrics like silk and cotton and have borders typically woven with golden threads.
6. Ikat Saree (Odisha, Telangana, Gujarat) - Ikat Sarees are differentiated by their blurred and artistic patterns. Silk lends bold and pastel shades to Ikat sarees making them a favourite among young women with their edgy and contemporary looks.
7. Kota Saree (Rajasthan) - They are feather light sarees with Khat patterns that can be worn at summer weddings, offices and even casual events. Kota sarees are traditionally made with a blend of cotton and silk.

Types of sarees for Every Occasion

Bridal & Weddings

1. Kanjivaram Silk (Mulberry silk with heavy and lustrous texture)
2. Banarasi Silk (Gold and Silver brocade or Zari work)
3. Patola Silk (double Ikat woven saree with natural colours)

Festivals

1. Diwali - Organza saree, Patola saree, Kanjivaram saree and Banarasi saree
2. Eid - Mysore silk, Chiffon and Georgette sarees
3. Holi - Cotton, Chiffon and Bandhani Saree
4. Ganesh Chaturthi - Central to Maharashtra, Ganesh Chaturthi is incomplete without Paithani, Bandhani and Parsi Gara Sarees.
5. Makar Sankranti - With the skies coloured with countless hues, women adorn Red and Orange Kanjivaram Silk sarees, Purple Banaras Tussar Sarees, Yellow Kanjivaram Silk Saree and Peach Tussar Printed Saree to commemorate this occasion.
6. Navratri - Paithani saree with luxurious silk and intricate Zari work, Lightweight Chanderi saree with sheer texture and intricate weaving, Mysore Silk saree of exceptional quality and rich texture and rich Banarasi Silk saree with traditional motifs and intricate zari work.

Daily Wear

1. Cotton
2. Linen
3. Silk Cotton
4. Chiffon

Formal/Office Wear 

In a professional environment, one must always maintain a formal appearance while looking elegant:

1. Tussar Silk Sarees
2. Solid Coloured Cotton Sarees with borders
3. Khadi Sarees