Banarasi Silk Sarees
Sarees made in Varanasi are handwoven and are comparatively bit heavy because of its fabric and weaving style and patterns.
Craftsmen meticulously craft Banarasi Silk Sarees from exceptionally fine silk, embellishing them with intricate gold and silver embroidery that mirrors the shimmering artistry of brocade or Zari threadwork.
These sarees feature predominantly floral and leaf patterns, along with special designs like kalga and bel. The shiny threads enhance the visual appeal of the saree’s end part, adding a touch of elegance.
Available in a wide array of colors, from vibrant hues to soft pastels, these sarees always maintain their stylish allure thanks to their intricate designs, beautiful colors, and fancy silk borders.
Banarasi Silk Sarees can be distinguished from other saree varieties through their distinct fabric, motifs, and patterns.
Banarasi Silk sarees can be woven/design using various types of fabrics.
Katan Silk
Katan Silk is a unique silk variant formed by twisting silk threads together, resulting in a durable and resilient fabric. It possesses exceptional softness, lightness, and shares the same high-quality attributes as mulberry silk. Among the most renowned Katan silk sarees, Banarasi silk sarees stand out prominently. They have gained widespread acclaim, particularly for weddings. If you're envisioning a bridal collection, including Banarasi Katan silk sarees is undoubtedly a must, given their unparalleled elegance and popularity.
Khaddi Georgette
A super light and see-through fabric, Banarasi khaddi Georgette, derives its name from a French fashion designer from a long time ago. Originally, a special kind of silk was used in its making. Georgette, made from really twisted threads, obtains its bumpy texture by using different silk threads in the weaving process. Some of the fanciest sarees in India are Banarasi khaddi georgette sarees, renowned for the use of shiny threads and beautiful colors. Another common name for georgette is chiffon, with the main difference lying in their appearance and weight. Georgette, being a bit thicker and stronger, distinguishes itself in these aspects.
Cotton Silk
Manufacturers create cotton silk sarees by utilizing two types of threads, resulting in a slightly stiff feel when draped. Individuals who appreciate simple and easygoing fashion, both in terms of wearing and care, find these sarees to be ideal.
Organza
Banarasi fabric includes a type known as Organza, also referred to as Kora Silk. Creating these soft and light fabrics involves a meticulous process with numerous steps. Skilled artisans weave Kora silk from tiny threads produced by silkworms. The fabric, thin and light, is almost transparent, imparting a remarkably lightweight feel. The sheen of the fabric, attributed to the silk threads, adds a touch of fanciness and glamour to clothing made from it.
Dupion
Dupion silk, a distinctive variety of pure silk, possesses a light and shiny, crispy texture. This silk stands out for its strength, deriving from the combination of two twisted threads. Characterized by a slightly bumpy surface with small lumpy strands known as slubs, Dupion silk resists wrinkling and maintains folds effectively. Some individuals refer to Banarasi dupion silk as Khadi silk.
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