The Indian Saree is a beautiful garment that gives a unique style and persona to the lady wearing it. The flowy fabric carefully place on one shoulder and the pleats on the front of the saree all define this beautiful outfit gracefully. While a saree might seem simple and the same to people outside of India, if you pay attention to the details, you will notice how a saree in Rajasthan looks different and is draped differently than a saree in Kerala. Every part of India has its own unique way of wearing a saree which is what makes this outfit so versatile yet so simple! Be it a Banarasi sarees or even a Kanjeevaram saree, every type of saree has it own grace and look that cannot be compared to each other.Here are a few most popular types of sarees from different parts of India –

Kanjeeveram Saree from Tamil Nadu
This type of saree is also known as the ‘Queen of Sarees’ and is neatly and carefully woven from pure silk. Kanjeevaram saree gets its name from the village of Kanjeevaram in Tamil Nadu. These are some of the most colorful and rich looking sarees that one can purchase. The detailing and delicate work of silver and gold strings makes these sarees look extremely elegant and refined.

Kasavu Saree from Kerala
These sarees are characterized by an off-white color of the neatly woven cloth and a thick golden designed border which is woven from real gold threads. This is also one of the traditional outfits that Keralites wear during their festivals and auspicious occasions. These days, these sarees also come in different colors as well as artificial thread to keep up with the modern times. These also come as Pattu sarees online.

Phulkari Saree form Punjab
Phulkari translates to ‘flower work’ which defines this type of a thread work. Traditionally phulkari is handwoven into the fabric which takes days and weeks to complete by the artisans. However, these days most of these phulkari sarees and dress materials are woven by machines. Phulkari embroidery is best done on cotton, crepe sarees and khadi fabrics.

ChikankariSaree from Lucknow
Chikankari is intricate hand-woven thread embroidery which is done on muslin cloths traditionally. These days, a lot of different fabrics are used as well. Chikankari adds a royal look to the entire saree like no other and is a must have for every lady who loves sarees!

Banarasi Saree from Banaras
These sarees are known for their beautiful motifs and delicate silver and gold designs. These look incredibly royal and are a great option for events and functions. Nowadays, there are ikkat sarees as well that come in this design work which looks modern, royal and extremely sophisticated.