Different type of Banarasi silk sarees

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DIFFERENt TYPES OF BANARASI SILK SAREES
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ABOUt
Banarasi sarees have an aura of royalty and
elegance associated with it and are made from
purest silk. The Banarasi silk sarees are
extremely popular amongst women in India for the
exuberance and splendor that surrounds it. This
silk saree is elaborately designed by the
experts and have a rich heritage of weaving
sarees. The many varieties of Banarasi silk
sarees are made in Varanasi, a city on the banks
of the holy river Ganga. Today we intend to
educate and create awareness about these
different types of Banarasi silk sarees.
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Pure silk katan is a fabric which is very soft
and pleasant to wear. Pure silk threads are
weaved into this, after which it is knotted and
woven into pure silk sarees. In ancient times
katan sarees were handwoven but these days it is
made by using looms. Pure silk katan is very
good to wear for the ones who have sensitive
skin.
PURE SILK (KATAN)
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ShAttIR

• All Exclusive and modern designs are created on
  Shattir fabric. Shattir is an excellent choice
  for brides who want classic sarees with such a
  contemporary and modern twist. That is why most
  of the brides choose shattir over any fabric for
  their wedding.

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TISSUE
These have the most delicate appearance and
artistry of any of them. These are finely woven
tissue sarees with golden zari weft that imparts
luster. Popular motifs for tissue sarees include
a golden zari woven lotus floating in a radiant
pond with water drops made using a cut-work
technique.
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GEORGEttE BANARASI SAREE
Georgette banarasi saree is a traditional saree
made of georgette fabric. Georgette is a kind of
fabric which is made by cotton or silk threads.
If a banarasi saree is made of georgette, then we
call it as georgette banarasi saree. Georgette
is a very soft and smooth fabric and it is light
weight in compare to other saree fabrics.
Georgette sarees are in high demand among Indian
women. Georgette sarees are elegant and bright.
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This is a stunning zari-woven paisley or
Labyrinth in the 'Jamawar' style. This is
another type of Benarasi saree that is famous
for weddings. The silk portion of the saree is
around the pallav and the pallav is actually the
part that has the tanchoi work done on it. The
pallav has to be handled carefully while wearing
the saree.
TANchOI BANARASI SAREE
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Butidar Banarasi Saree is the traditional
Banarasi Saree. It is known for its intricate
designs, handloom embroidery and the use of pure
zari and kora silk. Ochre in colour, this saree
is perfect for any occasion. The Butidar
Banarasi Saree is brocaded with silk, gold, and
silver threads. The Motif on this elaborately
woven sare includes the Angoor Bail, Latiffa
Butti, Jhari Butti, Ashraff Butti, Resham Butti,
and many more.
BUtIDAR BANARASI SAREE
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JANGLA BANARASI SAREE
The name Jangla is a modification of the
word Jungle, which can be seen in this
pattern, which features a strewn over the saree
. It by
plant design
is a type of its complex
brocade distinguished weaving.
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These are the sarees that are less expensive
than the ones stated before, essentially the
cheaper variant of Jamdani sarees. This one was
created utilising a cut work method on a simple
texture with some cotton and silk blended in.
The most common themes in cut work sarees are
jasmine, marigold flowers, creepers, and leaves.
CUtwORK BANARASI SAREE
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