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The sari is the traditional garment of an Indian woman. It is an unstitched piece of cloth, which varies from five to nine yards in length and can be worn in different styles. A sari is worn over a petticoat and a short-sleeved midriff-baring blouse. The most popular style of wearing a sari is by tucking one end into the petticoat at the waist while a major portion of it is pleated neatly and tucked in the front. The rest of the sari, which is known as the pallu or pallav is taken over the left shoulder. The pallu is the most fascinating and striking feature of a sari, it is often heavily embellished with woven motifs or embroidery.

India is home to a variety of cotton handloom fabric. Bandhani is one such name, known for its technique of decoration in cotton saris and ordhnis (dupattas). TheBandhani technique is the traditional weaving that is famous in the northwestern provinces of India, especially in the State of Rajasthan and in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat. Bandhani is an ancient art practised by the people of Rajasthan and Gujarat. 

The colours used in Bandhani are very bright and lively. The pattern is formed by dots on the fabric. Each dot is tied with a piece of cotton thread. Leharia or Lahriya, which means waves, is another form of tie and dye used inBandhani weaves. This technique is adopted to decorate lengths of fabric generally used for turbans used by Rajputs in Rajasthan. Saurashtra, Kutch and Rajasthan produce the finest Bandhani sarees in India.

Saree is a traditional dress worn by women in India. Usually, bridal sarees are red in color, have a golden or white embroidery on the corners. And, even though some women prefer to have other dresses for the wedding purpose, sarees are still considered as best attire by most of them.

 

 

Bridal sarees are a lot of times made with silk and a lot of women like to have it in red color. Some other common fabrics used for bridal sarees are satin, georgette, crepe, and tissue. These days bridal sarees include heavy embroidery and work/design consisting of artificial diamonds, stones, beads, kundans, resham and cut-dana.

Gujarati: The Gujarati woman sports a distinctive style, as she wears a sari with a neatly pleated pallu brought in front over the right shoulder with one end tucked around the waist to the left.

PATOLA SAREE

Patan the place in Gujarat is famous for its Patola Saree. Patola Saree are the hand made Saree's which are created in large quantities in Patan. Patola Saree are famed for its subtle, attractive and clear pattern which is done with great precision and skill. These Saree are prepared with handlooms, and so according to the design and pattern, it takes time to produce this Saree. Even Surat is famous for the making ofPatola Saree; the pride of Gujarat.

Patola Saree are recognized for their blazing bright colours and geometric designs interweaved with folk motifs. Every patola Saree is one of its kinds as it is fashioned completely with the imagination and expertise of the weaver.

Fabric in Patola Saree:

Patola Saree is woven from silk known as the patola silk. The patola silks are still made by a handful of master weavers from Patan and Surat known for their zari work.

The Process:

A Patola Saree takes 4 to 6 months to make, depending on how complex the design is. The Patan patola is done in the Double ikat style, which is possibly the most intricate textile design in the world. Every fabric consists of a sequence of warp threads and a lone weft thread, which binds the warp threads collectively. Each one of the warp threads is tied and dyed according to the pattern of the Saree, such that the knotted sections of the thread do not catch the colours. The result is that both sides of the Saree look precisely similar as if it is printed on both sides with identical designs, and can be worn both ways.

Patola Saree are the most time-consuming and intricate Saree produced in the western region. These Saree may have elaborate five-colour designs, resist-dyed into both warp and weft threads before weaving, ensuing in an entirely reversible fabric. The Saree are produced with great meticulousness and excellence by the artisans of the western region. Patola Saree is a gorgeous Saree which you can where for any formal occasion. Moreover, the Patola sarees are expansively used in each region for the diversity and the designs they manifest. As the custom exemplifies, the sarees have accomplished a grand position in the list of Indian Traditional Saree's, indeed becoming the pride of Gujarat.

                                                                                                                      The weaving is done on plain conventional handlooms, and the dyes used are made from vegetable extracts and other ordinary colours. Flowers, animals, birds and human figures form the fundamental design. Nowadays, there are new geometrical designs using the vegetable dye as well as chemical dyes. Patola Silk Saree with vivid colours are also enriched with zardosi, kundan, sequins. The designs of Patola Saree have a wide range of variants. The designs of this Saree principally fall into three types that comprise purely geometric forms, reminiscent of Islamic architectural embellishments and ajrak (complex geometric print designs of the Sind), such as the navaratna bhat (nine jewels design). Other designs that are included in the Patola Saree are the floral and vegetal patterns. These gratified the needs of the Muslim market which spurned depictions of animals and people, such as the Vohra bhat (Vohra community design), paan bhat (paan leaf or peepal tree leaf design), and chhaabdi bhat (floral basket design). The Patola Saree are also designed with patterns that portray forms as the Nari (dancing woman), kiinjar (elephant) and popat (parrot). Among the Vohra Muslims, a version of Patola Saree is used as their marriage Saree.

wedding saree collection

Saree dress is traditional and identity of Indian women. It is quite fair and justifiable if we say that Saree is the cultural and Casual dress of India. Indian people love this attire and this has been used widely in occasions, parties and casually. Although casual Saree dress has some unique measurements and outfit, but designers have made various changes according to the use of sarees. They developed beautiful designs, patterns and nourished accordingly. Saree dress manufacturing and designing now has become a wonderful business in India. Lots of brands have been pushed to the market by various intellectual designers and manufacturers. Along with that, online selling also has set up a new market and competition. There are number of designers who have already launched their Saree brands and got wonderful success in the market. In Indian fashion industry people are crazy about brands, and they prefer high class and famous brands. Saree's is a well known brand of Saree dresses based in India. They have number of branches in India and also have an online store to sell their product outside the India. 

                                                                                                                   This elegant drape of India comes in varied textures and styles. For most formal occasions one finds women both the middle-class and the elite looking their best – in a graceful sari! The materials may vary from crisp cottons, rich silks to synthetics and chiffons, but the final overall look is simply elegant and matchless

Saree is a traditional dress worn by women in India. Usually, bridal sarees are red in color, have a golden or white embroidery on the corners. And, even though some women prefer to have other dresses for the wedding purpose, sarees are still considered as best attire by most of them.

Bridal sarees are a lot of times made with silk and a lot of women like to have it in red color. Some other common fabrics used for bridal sarees are satin, georgette, crepe, and tissue. These days bridal sarees include heavy embroidery and work/design consisting of artificial diamonds, stones, beads, kundans, resham and cut-dana.

Although wearing sarees in more common among south-Indian weddings, these days, a lot of north Indian brides are also preferring sarees. Some of the most popular places to find really high quality wedding sarees are Kancheepuram, Bengal, Banaras and Andhra..

The more intense the design with more number of materials used, the greater the price of the saree. So, women choose their bridal sarees based on the amount of materials, etc. The below gallery contains bridal sarees with some really amazing designs; check them out.

The sari is the traditional garment of an Indian woman. It is an unstitched piece of cloth, which varies from five to nine yards in length and can be worn in different styles. A sari is worn over a petticoat and a short-sleeved midriff-baring blouse. The most popular style of wearing a sari is by tucking one end into the petticoat at the waist while a major portion of it is pleated neatly and tucked in the front. The rest of the sari, which is known as the pallu or pallav is taken over the left shoulder. The pallu is the most fascinating and striking feature of a sari, it is often heavily embellished with woven motifs or embroidery.However, this authentic Indian garment has lost some of its popularity as daily wear in the recent past. The western outfits have made an inroad into the Indian woman’s wardrobe due to a shift towards rapid globalization and emerging corporate culture. Today, women prefer to wear clothes that offer ease of movement in addition to style. Also, with the boom in the retail industry Indians have a wider variety of options to pick and choose from and women are being increasingly seen in designer outfits western style outfits.

WEDDING COLLECTION OF SAREE..................

There are sarees to match every mood and every occasion to suit every budget. It is a rectangular piece of unstitched fabric which is draped in a very fascinating manner. This garment is in style for over 5000 years for the simple reason of its simplicity and practical usage. The length of the fabric is 6 yards or 5 meters long. This is a one piece of clothing which fits all either fat or thin, short or tall. Based on how you drape the sari, you can ingeniously conceal the extra flab or fat. The traditional 6 yard sari allows for generous pleating, and draping around the body and over the shoulders giving much comfort that you can even run a marathon in this without any problem.

Saree is the most popular women's wear in India since early days. It's a long fabric measuring 115 cm x 420 cm. around 6 yards that is used to cover the entire body of a woman from foot to neck along with other accessories like blouse and slips etc. Saree is made of fabrics like cotton, silk, or synthetic fibers. There are large variety of sarees found in India which differs in their motif design, texture, substance and in many other aspects. Saree is nothing but a long drape dyed and painted with fascinating colors and pigments to attract the viewers. However it is the essence of women's fashion in India which gives perfect beauty and looks to each and every pretty women. It comes in the Hindu mythology one of the epic of Mahabharat where Draupadi Vastraharan where he queen of Pandavs wearing a never ending long drape that Dusasan could not part it entirely from her body. However, one could imagine how old the history of Indian drapes or saree is. Since it has been recorded that spinning yarns and weaving fabrics was known to the ancient people of Sindhu civilization who had discovered cotton and also learned to grow and spin and weave silk from the Chinese people. A single drape was worn by both the man and women in those day but in course of time the drapes for men became comparatively shorter and they used to cover only their lower parts from waist at work and home as well. On the other hand, drapes for the women became longer as they have to cover their body from foot to neck all the times. By passage of time painting and dyeing fabrics with many colors and pigments derived from the vegetable and other sources were put in use by the weaver which was intensely liked by the womenfolk.

There are sarees to match every mood and every occasion to suit every budget. It is a rectangular piece of unstitched fabric which is draped in a very fascinating manner. This garment is in style for over 5000 years for the simple reason of its simplicity and practical usage. The length of the fabric is 6 yards or 5 meters long. This is a one piece of clothing which fits all either fat or thin, short or tall. Based on how you drape the sari, you can ingeniously conceal the extra flab or fat. The traditional 6 yard sari allows for generous pleating, and draping around the body and over the shoulders giving much comfort that you can even run a marathon in this without any problem.

There are sarees to match every mood and every occasion to suit every budget. It is a rectangular piece of unstitched fabric which is draped in a very fascinating manner. This garment is in style for over 5000 years for the simple reason of its simplicity and practical usage. The length of the fabric is 6 yards or 5 meters long. This is a one piece of clothing which fits all either fat or thin, short or tall. Based on how you drape the sari, you can ingeniously conceal the extra flab or fat. The traditional 6 yard sari allows for generous pleating, and draping around the body and over the shoulders giving much comfort that you can even run a marathon in this without any problem.There are sarees to match every mood and every occasion to suit every budget. It is a rectangular piece of unstitched fabric which is draped in a very fascinating manner. This garment is in style for over 5000 years for the simple reason of its simplicity and practical usage. The length of the fabric is 6 yards or 5 meters long. This is a one piece of clothing which fits all either fat or thin, short or tall. Based on how you drape the sari, you can ingeniously conceal the extra flab or fat. The traditional 6 yard sari allows for generous pleating, and draping around the body and over the shoulders giving much comfort that you can even run a marathon in this without any problem.

 In India , one and all state have their own traditional sort of sarees. The sarees have some common features even if they differ entirely in design motif and other aspects. The shared texture is meant to guard against the evil eye, misfortune, infertility, marital dispute and others. Sarees are available in all varieties such as cotton, silk and synthetic. These can also be classified into many categories according to the work done i.e. embroidery, zari etc. and purpose of the saree i.e. daily wear, party wear, bridal wear and so on Starting from the northern India we can say that it is the center of saree export from India . Varanasi is well known as the giant saree production center of India . Khinchabs and Amru brocades are made here. The Zari in the Khinchabs almost overshadow the original silk. The Amru brocades are woven in silk, not in zari thread where a typical Amru brocade is the Tanchoi. These are woven in all shades of red, orange and yellow. Similarly, south India has Kanjeevaram sarees are hand-woven silks, with unique practice in Tamil Nadu. Kornad sarees are also famous here. Karnataka is known for llkul Sarees which is made in e earth colors of rust, mustard, green and ochre, and woven with zari besides this Mysore crepe, Mysore silk or the Chamundi silk are also known far and wide. Muslin sarees made in Kerala for bridal wear are also very chic.

Eastern India has very famous sarees like Baluchari sarees of Murshidabad, the dhoop- chhaon sarees of Bishnupur West Bengal and other wedding sarees. Baavanbuti sarees of Bihar with 52 motifs and Vichitrapuri sarees of Orissa is a wedding saree with ikkat; works are renowned. Pasapalli or the Saktapar are the other sarees from Orissa. Equally the western India has sarees like paithani or shallu with gold zari work and Astapuri saree of Maharastra is well known. The Gharchola and Bandhini viz.tie-and-dye motifs of Gujrat and Rajasthan finest sarees of India . Panetar Saree is also made in the region with gold zari work.

 

In India , one and all state have their own traditional sort of sarees. The sarees have some common features even if they differ entirely in design motif and other aspects. The shared texture is meant to guard against the evil eye, misfortune, infertility, marital dispute and others. Sarees are available in all varieties such as cotton, silk and synthetic. These can also be classified into many categories according to the work done i.e. embroidery, zari etc. and purpose of the saree i.e. daily wear, party wear, bridal wear and so on Starting from the northern India we can say that it is the center of saree export from India . Varanasi is well known as the giant saree production center of India . Khinchabs and Amru brocades are made here. The Zari in the Khinchabs almost overshadow the original silk. The Amru brocades are woven in silk, not in zari thread where a typical Amru brocade is the Tanchoi. These are woven in all shades of red, orange and yellow. Similarly, south India has Kanjeevaram sarees are hand-woven silks, with unique practice in Tamil Nadu. Kornad sarees are also famous here. Karnataka is known for llkul Sarees which is made in e earth colors of rust, mustard, green and ochre, and woven with zari besides this Mysore crepe, Mysore silk or the Chamundi silk are also known far and wide. Muslin sarees made in Kerala for bridal wear are also very chic.

Eastern India has very famous sarees like Baluchari sarees of Murshidabad, the dhoop- chhaon sarees of Bishnupur West Bengal and other wedding sarees. Baavanbuti sarees of Bihar with 52 motifs and Vichitrapuri sarees of Orissa is a wedding saree with ikkat; works are renowned. Pasapalli or the Saktapar are the other sarees from Orissa. Equally the western India has sarees like paithani or shallu with gold zari work and Astapuri saree of Maharastra is well known. The Gharchola and Bandhini viz.tie-and-dye motifs of Gujrat and Rajasthan finest sarees of India . Panetar Saree is also made in the region with gold zari work.

 

A wedding sari color is traditionally red. It’s made from tissue, silk, stein, net lace, banarsi, velvet, Resham, Georgette etc. Saris are available in market from a few thousand to lacks of rupee. Wedding saris have heavy weight because they have lots of embroidery work like mirror work, cut Dana, Goat Patti, zari, zardozi, pearl work, kundan, beats work and machine embroidery.

Now we have some latest fashion style information about bridal sarees and wedding sarees which is not only for a bride but it's also for those who want to wear stylish designer saris in weddings. 

A wedding sari color is traditionally red. It’s made from tissue, silk, stein, net lace, banarsi, velvet, Resham, Georgette etc. Saris are available in market from a few thousand to lacks of rupee. Wedding saris have heavy weight because they have lots of embroidery work like mirror work, cut Dana, Goat Patti, zari, zardozi, pearl work, kundan, beats work and machine embroidery.

Now we have some latest fashion style information about bridal sarees and wedding sarees which is not only for a bride but it's also for those who want to wear stylish designer saris in weddings. A wedding sari color is traditionally red. It’s made from tissue, silk, stein, net lace, banarsi, velvet, Resham, Georgette etc. Saris are available in market from a few thousand to lacks of rupee. Wedding saris have heavy weight because they have lots of embroidery work like mirror work, cut Dana, Goat Patti, zari, zardozi, pearl work, kundan, beats work and machine embroidery.

Now we have some latest fashion style information about bridal sarees and wedding sarees which is not only for a bride but it's also for those who want to wear stylish designer saris in weddings. 

There are sarees to match every mood and every occasion to suit every budget. It is a rectangular piece of unstitched fabric which is draped in a very fascinating manner. This garment is in style for over 5000 years for the simple reason of its simplicity and practical usage. The length of the fabric is 6 yards or 5 meters long. This is a one piece of clothing which fits all either fat or thin, short or tall. Based on how you drape the sari, you can ingeniously conceal the extra flab or fat. The traditional 6 yard sari allows for generous pleating, and draping around the body and over the shoulders giving much comfort that you can even run a marathon in this without any problem.

There are sarees to match every mood and every occasion to suit every budget. It is a rectangular piece of unstitched fabric which is draped in a very fascinating manner. This garment is in style for over 5000 years for the simple reason of its simplicity and practical usage. The length of the fabric is 6 yards or 5 meters long. This is a one piece of clothing which fits all either fat or thin, short or tall. Based on how you drape the sari, you can ingeniously conceal the extra flab or fat. The traditional 6 yard sari allows for generous pleating, and draping around the body and over the shoulders giving much comfort that you can even run a marathon in this without any problem.There are sarees to match every mood and every occasion to suit every budget. It is a rectangular piece of unstitched fabric which is draped in a very fascinating manner. This garment is in style for over 5000 years for the simple reason of its simplicity and practical usage. The length of the fabric is 6 yards or 5 meters long. This is a one piece of clothing which fits all either fat or thin, short or tall. Based on how you drape the sari, you can ingeniously conceal the extra flab or fat. The traditional 6 yard sari allows for generous pleating, and draping around the body and over the shoulders giving much comfort that you can even run a marathon in this without any problem.

In India , one and all state have their own traditional sort of sarees. The sarees have some common features even if they differ entirely in design motif and other aspects. The shared texture is meant to guard against the evil eye, misfortune, infertility, marital dispute and others. Sarees are available in all varieties such as cotton, silk and synthetic. These can also be classified into many categories according to the work done i.e. embroidery, zari etc. and purpose of the saree i.e. daily wear, party wear, bridal wear and so on Starting from the northern India we can say that it is the center of saree export from India . Varanasi is well known as the giant saree production center of India . Khinchabs and Amru brocades are made here. The Zari in the Khinchabs almost overshadow the original silk. The Amru brocades are woven in silk, not in zari thread where a typical Amru brocade is the Tanchoi. These are woven in all shades of red, orange and yellow. Similarly, south India has Kanjeevaram sarees are hand-woven silks, with unique practice in Tamil Nadu. Kornad sarees are also famous here. Karnataka is known for llkul Sarees which is made in e earth colors of rust, mustard, green and ochre, and woven with zari besides this Mysore crepe, Mysore silk or the Chamundi silk are also known far and wide. Muslin sarees made in Kerala for bridal wear are also very chic.

In India , one and all state have their own traditional sort of sarees. The sarees have some common features even if they differ entirely in design motif and other aspects. The shared texture is meant to guard against the evil eye, misfortune, infertility, marital dispute and others. Sarees are available in all varieties such as cotton, silk and synthetic. These can also be classified into many categories according to the work done i.e. embroidery, zari etc. and purpose of the saree i.e. daily wear, party wear, bridal wear and so on Starting from the northern India we can say that it is the center of saree export from India . Varanasi is well known as the giant saree production center of India . Khinchabs and Amru brocades are made here. The Zari in the Khinchabs almost overshadow the original silk. The Amru brocades are woven in silk, not in zari thread where a typical Amru brocade is the Tanchoi. These are woven in all shades of red, orange and yellow. Similarly, south India has Kanjeevaram sarees are hand-woven silks, with unique practice in Tamil Nadu. Kornad sarees are also famous here. Karnataka is known for llkul Sarees which is made in e earth colors of rust, mustard, green and ochre, and woven with zari besides this Mysore crepe, Mysore silk or the Chamundi silk are also known far and wide. Muslin sarees made in Kerala for bridal wear are also very chic.

In India , one and all state have their own traditional sort of sarees. The sarees have some common features even if they differ entirely in design motif and other aspects. The shared texture is meant to guard against the evil eye, misfortune, infertility, marital dispute and others. Sarees are available in all varieties such as cotton, silk and synthetic. These can also be classified into many categories according to the work done i.e. embroidery, zari etc. and purpose of the saree i.e. daily wear, party wear, bridal wear and so on Starting from the northern India we can say that it is the center of saree export from India . Varanasi is well known as the giant saree production center of India . Khinchabs and Amru brocades are made here. The Zari in the Khinchabs almost overshadow the original silk. The Amru brocades are woven in silk, not in zari thread where a typical Amru brocade is the Tanchoi. These are woven in all shades of red, orange and yellow. Similarly, south India has Kanjeevaram sarees are hand-woven silks, with unique practice in Tamil Nadu. Kornad sarees are also famous here. Karnataka is known for llkul Sarees which is made in e earth colors of rust, mustard, green and ochre, and woven with zari besides this Mysore crepe, Mysore silk or the Chamundi silk are also known far and wide. Muslin sarees made in Kerala for bridal wear are also very chic.In India , one and all state have their own traditional sort of sarees. The sarees have some common features even if they differ entirely in design motif and other aspects. The shared texture is meant to guard against the evil eye, misfortune, infertility, marital dispute and others. Sarees are available in all varieties such as cotton, silk and synthetic. These can also be classified into many categories according to the work done i.e. embroidery, zari etc. and purpose of the saree i.e. daily wear, party wear, bridal wear and so on Starting from the northern India we can say that it is the center of saree export from India . Varanasi is well known as the giant saree production center of India . Khinchabs and Amru brocades are made here. The Zari in the Khinchabs almost overshadow the original silk. The Amru brocades are woven in silk, not in zari thread where a typical Amru brocade is the Tanchoi. These are woven in all shades of red, orange and yellow. Similarly, south India has Kanjeevaram sarees are hand-woven silks, with unique practice in Tamil Nadu. Kornad sarees are also famous here. Karnataka is known for llkul Sarees which is made in e earth colors of rust, mustard, green and ochre, and woven with zari besides this Mysore crepe, Mysore silk or the Chamundi silk are also known far and wide. Muslin sarees made in Kerala for bridal wear are also very chic.

The bride should wear a sari design in a heavy border. Need some change? Then try tissue fabric and mirror work and machine embroidery, lace with golden on red with viscose fabric for wedding and machine work on faux georgette with red and maroon gives your bride an awesome beautiful look. For those who are with bride and in family, embroidery patch work on maroon or brown are done well, and cut Dana work with banarsi, and zari work, net pallu, resham work on red net are awesome choices for bride’s family girls.