Types of Silk Sarees in Chennai

Types of Silks sarees

Kanjivaram

Kanjivaram is a handloom silk saree, made in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. Made from pure mulberry silk, Kanjivarams are famous for their designs and colours. The border of the saree is usually contrasted in colour and design with the body of the saree. The most common designs are peacocks and flowers. These sarees are ideal for special occasions like weddings or festivals!

Banaras

Banarasi sarees are made of silk and come in a variety of colours. Banarasi silk sarees are one of the finest sarees in India. These elegant pieces can be worn for occasions like weddings, parties and festivals. The best place to buy these gorgeous fabrics is Varanasi, which is also called Benares or Banaras.

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Mysore

Mysore silk sarees are made from pure mulberry silk and are known for their softness.

They are usually made from zari work that is gold or silver and is not very expensive.

Paithani

Paithani is a type of sari made in Maharashtra. It is one of the most expensive sarees in India. Paithani is made from pure silk, and it has an elaborate design on it. The Paithani designs have been influenced by Mughal and Maratha cultures, resulting in a unique style that can be associated with Maharashtra.

Gadwal

Gadwal sarees are very light in weight and have a royal touch to them. The Gadwal sarees are made in the Gadwal district of Telangana which is famous for its silk production. The designs and patterns used on the Gadwal silk saree are truly unique and have a rustic look to them.

Ilkal

Ilkal sarees are made of silk and cotton, which are hand-woven by the Ilkal artisans. The sarees are known for their zari borders. The town of Ilkal is located in the Bagalkot district in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is one of India's largest silk saree manufacturing centres and home to some internationally renowned designers who have won several awards at national level competitions such as the Saree Designer Awards and Best Craftsmanship Awards (BCA).

The design pattern on this type of silk saree usually starts at one end and ends with a pallu (which is usually plain) while the other half has more patterns; this gives them an elegant look when worn with matching accessories like blouses or jewellery. With vibrant colours like reds, yellows, oranges etc., these sarees can be worn during festive seasons like Diwali or Onam too!

Mysore, Paithani and Gadwal silk sarees are made with pure mulberry silk, which is hand-spun and woven on handlooms. Silk sarees come in a variety of colours such as white (Kanchipuram), red, pink and blue. The colour may vary depending on the dye used for dyeing the fabric before weaving it into a piece of cloth. The gold thread embroidery sometimes used in these sarees gives them their opulent appearance; however, they can also be decorated with other types of embellishments like beads or sequins if preferred by the wearer