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Saree is considered as a national dress of India, then the silk saree is definitely the crowning glory and pride of Indian culture. Women for many years times have taken hours admiring the beautiful zari work of silk sari, fawning over, and selecting the most exquisite silk sarees to add to their ever-growing traditional silk sarees collection by KARAGIRI.

When you travel to every or different parts of India, you can wear different types of silk saree every day for 365days per year, and maybe a few more after that as well! We have such a beautiful diversity and fame of Indian silk sarees that they were gifted to foreign royalty upon their visits to India. The amazing zari work on a silk saree and the styles or techniques used to create silk sarees have evolved with time from kanjivaram saree of Rekha to satin silk saree of Priyanka Chopra while maintaining the classical or traditional methods as well.

Silk sarees - the new trend

Online shopping for silk sarees is the modern and easiest way to get access to the best sarees across the country that steal everyone's heart. Here's a peek into what you can find on KARAGIRI - The best silk saree store online with amazing offers.

Pride of Maharashtra - paithani silk sarees

Paithani silk sarees inherit the richness of Maharashtra and the Maratha empire. The art of silk sarees has emerged from Aurangabad, India. Nothing can beat the beauty of these wondrous Maharashtrian pride silk or pattu sarees. Initially, these pure silk sarees were handwoven and considered to be one of the finest art of Indian culture. Back in the days, paithani sarees were known for their real silver or gold and pure silk pallu work.  The saree is popular for its signature pallu pattern which contains peacock, flower, bird, and art from Ajanta and Ellora caves. If you wish to stay in the loop of trends then paithani silk sarees are worth grabbing day by day and get a high dose of fashion and tradition of Maharashtra. Our virtual and online stores also have a handpicked collection of amazing shades and colors.

The beauty of banarasi silk sarees

The best forms of silk sarees for weddings are also considered as bridal wear sari. The weaving of these sarees was earlier done with golden zari or thread. In the Mughal era, this art was famous for its intricate patterns and designs. The delicate and skillful work is done using gold and silver to make the brocade. The gold work details add beauty to the saree making it stand out in the crowd. Banarasi silk saree comes with the fusion of richness and classiness at the same time. It is the most preferred choice of Indian brides. Originated from Varanasi, it has reached millions of hearts all over the world over time. In the making of these silk sarees, a lot has changed, but one thing that remains unchanged is love for these beautiful handpicked silk sarees.

Artistic art silk sarees

Produced from synthetic fiber art silk or artificial silk is a cheaper alternative for pure silk sarees. It is also known as bamboo silk. The first art silk saree was made in 1890. Art silk material is made up of a combination of different materials such as rayon, nylon, polyester, etc.  These sarees are not hand woven but are only machine-made.

Banks of river Ganga offers you Bhagalpuri silk

Bhagalpuri silk also known as Tussar silk comes all the way from the industrial revolution. It originated from the Bhagalpur city in the Bihar district of India. This is also a cheap alternative to pure silk sarees. Its cool nature and refreshing material make it very comfortable to wear and is therefore worn in hot regions. It is famous for its rich texture and its two shades view from two angle significance, also known as dhoop chaav saree.

The charm of Chanderi silk sarees

Chanderi silk has originated from Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh. It was of great attraction during the Mughal era. It is popularly known for its shine, smoothness, and transparent sheer texture. Chanderi silk saree designs consist of nature, coins, floral art, peacock, etc, paired with the famous gold and silver zari work.

God, Goddesses, and Kanjivaram silk sarees 

Kanjivaram or Kanjeevaram sarees are originated from the village named Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu, India. This saree is also known as the bride of the south since it is a foremost choice of brides in the south. Kanjivaram saree has royalty and wealth written all over it. Its contrast borders and temple prints make it one of a kind while also showcasing the beauty of the village Kanchipuram. The body and the border are woven separately and then interlocked at the end to maintain the authenticity of the saree.

Culturally rich Kota silk

Originated from Kota, Rajasthan, this silk embraces a lot of regional significance. It is popularly known as Kota Masuria’. cotton and silk are entwined in checks and the final design is allied chowkdi. Kota silk sarees are easy to handle and lightweight. Apart from sarees, Kota silk is also used for salwar kameez, lehenga, and home furnishing.

Story of Narayanpet silk sarees 

Narayanpet sarees are influenced by the design composition of two states, Maharashtra and Telangana. This took place when a migrator migrated from Maharashtra to Telangana and introduced the royal partisanship of Maharashtra. Narayanpet sarees are mainly dark, earthly shaded check designs with embroidery. The pallu is with temple design. It is a daily wear saree that takes 4 to 5 days to make.

Refreshing vibes of Organza silk sarees

Organza silk is derived from the material organzine. it is a soft, thin, luster-free material that has a graceful finish. Organza silk is a mixture of silk, polyester, and nylon. It bears a shine which is seen after you wear the saree.

The ultimate manifestation of Patola silk sarees

Patola silk originates from Patan, Gujarat. Artisans take six months to one year to make this marvelous piece of art. Patola saree is made dying every single thread of the saree. The pattern to make this saree is inspired by animals and nature. 

Naturally extracted Raw silk sarees

Known as Paat, Resham, or pallu (names vary in different parts of India) raw silk sarees are purely extracted from mulberry tree silk. raw silk feels fresh, soft, and lustrous insight.

Embroidery silk sarees - a perfect stunner

Embroidery silk sarees are famous for their bridal look. Because of embroidery, the saree appears rich in fabric. It is a preferred choice for weddings and bridal looks. Its heavy pallu catches the eye distinctly.

Heavenly made - Colorful silk sarees

Colorful silk is the most trendy type of silk in today's era. The genuineness of silk and the latest colorful patterns bring life to the saree. It makes it look unique and prominent. Its vague and antique designs make it an absolute choice for weddings and religious events. To give it a traditional touch mango motif border and pallu are presented in some colorful silk sarees.

Georgette silk sarees - pride and grace 

Georgette silk sarees are a pure combination of silk and georgette. They offer comfort and therefore are a great choice for traditional and religious events. Georgette silk sarees have embroidery work and flower motifs with big zari work.

The epitome of weddings - Bridal silk saree

Bridal silk sarees are exquisitely made for brides and wedding purposes. These sarees have very detailed, beautiful, and delicate work on them giving them an ethereal look. This stunning bridal silk saree is heavy and rich in texture and does its purpose of being one of a kind for the bride.

The uniqueness of Uppada silk sarees

Originated from the small beach of Uppada, East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, Uppada silk sarees are made from the age-old jamdani method. The material is so soft and fine that when folded into multiple folds, it can even fit into a matchbox. Uppada sarees are known for their small unique folds. It takes 10 to 60 days and around 2 to 3 weavers with 10 dedicated hours every day to make an Uppada silk saree. geometric designs, flowers, and leaves are printed on the saree.

Comfort personified with Cotton silk saree  

Cotton silk sarees can be the best alternative for heavy silk sarees. Its sheer comfort and rich look is a win-win situation for women. This makes it a perfect option for a long traditional day and a religious tour. 

The elegance of South silk sarees 

These are prominently known for their traditional prints and designs and their pallu. it presents a classic combination of class and heritage. The gold touch and lavish pallu make it very attractive and give it a glistening look.

`a la mode Fancy silk sarees 

As the name suggests, fancy silk sarees have fancy designs printed throughout. even though they are fancy they have a traditional finish. Because of this fusion look, and bright gold design, it is a great option for festivals.

Soul of silk - Soft silk sarees

Soft silk sarees are traditional sarees of South India. It is bright overall with a heavy golden zari border. Because of its grand look, it is a perfect choice for a traditional event. they have a smooth texture and shine. 

Heritage of Bengal - Crepe silk saree

Originated from Bengal, crepe silk sarees are very famous there and among the youngsters. it well opts for its retro look. They have bold prints and stand out in a crowd. most preferred for small events.

Ikkat silk saree -  a nexsus 

Originated from Telangana, ikkat is traditionally known for its geometric patterns and designs printed throughout the saree. its dyeing technique is different from that of other threads. The different design on the saree enhances the entire outlook of the saree. This makes it unique and appealing. 

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