A Banarasi saree is regal and luxurious. Personifying utter perfection are Bengali brides wearing a red Banarasi saree on their big day. Red is associated with weddings, celebrations, and auspicious ceremonies in our country. The color is bright, deep, and rich.
An authentic Jamdani saree, look for intricate, woven motifs, a soft, lightweight, and slightly sheer fabric, and a slightly rough texture on the reverse side where the motifs are woven, as genuine Jamdani sarees are handwoven and not printed or embroidered
Kanjivaram sarees are renowned for their luxurious silk fabric, intricate zari work, vibrant colors, and elaborate designs, making them a symbol of opulence and a cherished part of Indian cultural heritage, especially for weddings and special occasions.
Often considered a cultural icon in India, a Silk saree is an emotion, a legacy. Its deep-rooted significance in Indian weddings transcends generations, making it a cherished heirloom piece. The Silk saree is truly a symbol of grace, beauty and heritage, woven into the very fabric of Indian Culture
Tant sari is a traditional Bengali sari, originating from the Bengal region in the eastern part and usually used by Bengali women. Tant sari are woven from cotton threads and distinguished by its lightness and transparency
Tussar silk is coarser and less glossy compared to traditional mulberry silk. It has a textured surface and is often valued for its natural, earthy appearance. It has a unique gold sheen and a slightly matte finish.
