India is known for its culture, tradition and history. A country where not only states changes but also language, dress, food and soil changes. Whether it is north or south every state has something different to offer but one thing that ties us all together in one thread is our love for sarees.
We have different choices for different functions and occasions but one outfit that can never be out of the list for any occasion or function is saree. From Kashmir to Kanyakumari every state has its own unique technique, texture and drape. Sarees are not just 9-yard fabric but it is an emotion. Every girl from wearing her mothers’ dupattas as saree to wearing a really saree in school functions and farewells we all grow up.
Let’s leave a bit of spark everywhere you go by these forever beauties in your wardrobe.
Banarasi saree is a traditional saree made in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. Banaras is the city of culture and tradition. When it comes to beauty Kashi has always pleased our soul whether it is food, view or fabric. Banarasi sarees are very popular and well known for its gold & silver zari work, natural silk and exquisite embroidery. Royalty, classic and elegant the zari work that is done with real gold and silver thread. The perfection, detail of the Banaras saree is so well known by everyone.
Different colours, attractive designs all over the body, appalling pallu, lustrous effect and intricate weaving the magic lies in the weaving. Handwoven Banarasi sarees take around 15 to 30 days and 3 weavers to get completed. From Bollywood celebrities to influencers everyone is insane for these beauties. Banarasi saree is a must-have in the wardrobe.
Dark Pink & Green Banarasi Ikkat Saree With Kairi Border
Navy Blue & Green Banarasi Ikkat Saree With Kairi Border
Cream & Baby Pink Banarasi Ikkat Saree With Kairi Border
Chanderi saree is a traditional saree made in Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh. Chanderi is known for hills, lakes, forest, food and fabric. Chanderi sarees are very popular and well known for lightweight, sheer texture and luxurious drape. Unique motifs of Chanderi sarees are handwoven with the use of needles that make Chanderi stand out.
The well-known feature of the Chanderi sarees is its transparency which is because of the ‘Single Falture’ yarn. Chanderi is known to originate in the Vedic period and is believed to be found by the lord Krishna’s brother Shishupal. Best choice for summers, day functions, night wedding and what not?
Light Green Hand Block Print Chanderi saree
Indigo Blue & Grey Hand Shibori Print Chanderi saree
Peach Geometrical Hand Block Print Chanderi Saree
Jamdani saree is a traditional saree made in Narayanganj, Bangladesh. Jamdani is known as the most advanced method of hand method in the world. One of the most time taking, labour-intensive forms of the handloom weaving technique. More than a year can be spent on the weaving of the one jamdani saree when 2 weavers work for 10 hours a day.
Jamdani sarees are well known for the motifs and colours. The motifs or designs are nature-inspired and are created by the counting threads(warp and weft count) with handloom. Jamdani is long-lasting art.
Bright Yellow & Red Box Buti Jamdani Saree
Sky Blue & Rani Box Buti Jamdani Saree
Black & Rani Box Buti Jamdani Saree
Kalamkari saree is a traditional saree made in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Kalamkari simply refers to ‘Kalam’ means ‘pen’, ‘Kari’ means ‘Drawing’. Kalamkari is more about tradition, it’s just not a print or art it’s an emotion. Kalamkari is part of Hindu mythology and Buddhist Thangka painting hence people admire this not just as an art but also as a part of culture and tradition.
Kalamkari involves 23 steps, from bleaching the kalamkari fabric to softening, preparing the dye, dyeing it in sunlight to washing. The way it is done makes it very special. Kalamkari is done with the hand which brings out the true creativity of the artisan. All process needs a lot of effort and an eye for detail.
Red & Yellow Floral Hand Painted Kalamkari Saree 
Kanchipuram saree is a traditional saree made in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. If north India has Banarasi saree then south India has Kanchipuram saree. Kanchipuram sarees are woven by hands from mulberry silk threads. Three shuttles are used to weave Kanchipuram sarees. Weaver works on the one side while his aide on another side. This saree is the symbol of teamwork and coordination.
What makes the Kanchipuram sarees special is pallu, colour and design which is different from the body. Pallu and body are woven separately then interlocked delicately to complete the saree. This interlock join is so strong that saree can tear but pallu will not be separated. This is what makes Kanchipuram saree different and unique from other silk sarees.
Light Magenta With Rich Zari Butta And Zari Border Pure Zari Kanchipuram Silks Saree
Sapphire & Purple Color Kanchipuram Pure Silk Saree 
How can we miss this beauty from the list? A saree with attractive colours and bright patterns. Bandhej saree is a traditional saree made in Gujarat and Rajasthan. The Bandhej which means tie and defines the tie and dye method. Which brings the pattern and designs to life.
Bandhej is a century-old skill and still practised in the same traditional way. According to the historic texts, the Bandhani sarees were worn by the royals and bride. It was believed that if a bride wears a Bandhani saree for her wedding, she will live happily ever after.
Pochampalli saree is a traditional saree made in Pochampalli, Telangana. The saree is popular for the Ikat dye pattern. Pochampalli saree is made of mixed cotton and silk which is called sico. Pochampally sarees take around ten days for four people to weave and the perfect product.
Pochampalli saree is special because of its intricate geometric designs, smoothness of the fabric and neatness. Pochampally sarees are known for their geometric patterns, bright colours. These magnificent patterns and bright colours give a soul to Pochampally saree.
Pink & Red Plain Silk Saree With Pochampalli Small Border Each Indian sari has its own beauty and story. Every state has its own unique and traditional method of making this 9 yard. These are the wardrobe treasures that every woman should own! Because nothing makes a woman more beautiful than a 9-yard magical sari.
