The traditional silk sarees have a rich history in India. A kind of silk sarees are made from different parts of the country. The Indian women wear vigorous colored sarees made of silk during festive seasons and other occasions. The attractively dazzling, prosperous, and smooth fabric of silk has a first place in the mind and heart of all the women in India and all over the world. The beauty, charm, culture, tradition, and modernity are all available in silk saree. It is not unusual that this beautiful piece of attire comes in a wide range of styles and patterns, but you will be amazed at the pure beauty and elegance of kinds of silk that we have in our vast country. 

Here Are Some Traditional Indian Silk Sarees

1. Banarsi Silk Saree

A Banarasi Silk Saree is a saree made in Varanasi, a city known as Benares or Banaras. The sarees are amongst the most exquisite sarees in India are known for their gold and silver brocade or zari, fine silk, and affluent adornment. The banarasi silk sarees are made of finely woven silk and are decorated with intricate designs. The designs on the Banarsi saree comprise designs of floral designs, animals, motifs, and nature. Weavers need a month to complete a single saree.

2. Kanjeevaram Silk Sarees

Kanjeevaram silk sarees, also known as Kanchipuram sarees, originated in Kanchipuram, the capital of Tamil Nadu. If you are someone who loves premium and fine silk, then Kanjeevarm sarees are for you. The Kanjeevarm sarees are characterized by the exceptional quality of silk that is used and their intricate weaving patterns. These sarees use golden-silver thread that is known for the absolute beauty it gives to the fabric. Kanjeevaram or Kanchipuram silk is one of the most cherished possessions in a women’s wardrobe.

3. Chanderi Silk Saree

Chanderi silk saree is an amazing silk saree emerging from India’s heart- Madhya Pradesh. The chanderi silk saree are immensely light and easy to carry due to the state’s humid and hot weather. These silk sarees are primarily woven with beautiful motifs such as traditional coins, chanderi temples, peacocks, and many more. Chanderi silk is produced from three kinds of fabric, such as chanderi cotton, pure silk, and silk cotton. 

4. Raw Silk Saree

Raw silk saree is a beautiful kind of silk alternative assembling from the most natural form of silk. A raw silk saree is normally plain with its different borders. The raw silk saree is a little bit stiff and less bright than the other sarees. The raw silk saree are relaxable, comfortable, and simple to carry and wear. Essentially, the raw silk saree is an unpolished form of silk that has a lightly rough texture.

5. Art Silk Sarees

Art Silk or Artificial silk is produced from synthetic fiber, which resembles silk; it is also sometimes known as bamboo silk. It is not actually silk but does look like silk. Art silk saree is light in weight and is suitable to wear as the fabric material feel is precisely related to pure silk. This particular variety of silk does not take much money to produce, and any garment made with this material tends to be quite reasonable. 

6. Tussar Silk Saree

Tussar silk, also often known as ‘Wild Silk, Tassar Silk, or Tusar Silk, is an elegant thread. Tussar silk sarees are often made by tribal people in India and are obtained from a special type of silkworm discovered in South Asia. Tussar silk sarees come majorly in neutral hues such as honey and beige and can be paired with bright colored saree blouses.

7. Paithani Silk Saree

Paithani Silk saree reveals the richness of Maharashtra because it is made from very fine silk. Paithani derives from the Paithan town in Aurangabad, Maharashtra. Handloom Paithani silk saree made from actual silver or gold and very pure silk, it is considered as one of the most expensive silk sarees. The uniqueness makes the Paithani Silk saree design diverse from other silk sarees by twisted square design made on edges and a pallu with a vigorous color of weave design such as flowers, birds, peacock, and art from Ajanta Ellora caves.

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