Pure Handloom Jamdani Cotton Silk Saree

Handloom sarees are a textile art in India. It is a craft of cottage industries. Cotton, silk and other natural fibres are woven together on handlooms (manually powered weaving machine). Weaving is a traditional art and craft in villages throughout India. Every village has their own style and unique technique of weaving. It also differs from region to region. There are Madras checks from Tamil Nadu; Ikats from Andhra and Orissa; tie and dye from Gujarat and Rajasthan; pure handloom Jamdani Cotton Silk Saree; brocades from Banaras; jacquards form Uttar Pradesh; Daccai from West Bengal; and phulkari from Punjab etc.You can purchase batik sarees online.This makes India the most diverse nation in the world. There are different varieties of handloom sarees. The most famous ones are:

 

    i.           Kantha Sarees – this is made up of elaborate patterns via simple stitching. Originates from West Bengal

       ii.            Tant Sarees – comprises of a wide border and graceful silk thread work, also from the West Bengal

      iii.            Munga Sarees – has a unique three dimensional effect – Assam

     iv.            Bandhini Sarees – uses the craft of tie and dye – Gujarat. The Bandhini saree is also available in varieties of panetar, gharchola and leheriya

    v.            Chanderi Silk Sarees – this light weight saree is often found in soft cotton and silk texture; originating from the state of Madhya Pradesh

     vi.            Tussar Silk Sarees –you will find Madhubani painting designs on this saree; originates from Bihar

    vii.            Sambalpuri Sarees – uses natural dyes giving it vibrant colours; comes from Orissa.

  viii.            Kanjivaram Silk Sarees –this is a traditional saree of South India. You can find this in graceful designs and awesome contrasting colours.

     ix.            Patola Sarees – this is mainly done on patola silk by expert craftsmen specializing in handworks. The saree originates from Gujarat.

       x.            Banarasi Sarees – this is the most famous saree in India. You will see many women and girls donning it in wedding functions. Banarasi sarees have lots of varieties such as zari and embroidery

Saree is a traditional and cultural wear of India. It depicts and redefines femininity. Saree celebrates womanhood and the curves that make up a woman. This garment showcases ethnicity and glamour. The demand of saree is never ending. Even though it is no longer used as daily-wear, it is worn on special occasions, festivalsand functions. Sarees come in all kinds of fabric – cotton, silk, chiffon, satin, crepe and georgette. You can find elaborate designs and colours and patterns. Sarees have also become global. Many NRIs and POIs prefer to show their cultural heritage through sarees. It showcases their identity. Moreover, saree is easily available through online shopping sites such as Luxurion World. You will find range, variety and exclusivity. The company is focused on promoting and marketing traditional, premium and handcrafted products specially made by the craftsmen of India. Luxurion World is marketing exclusive and rich Indian heritage to the whole world. This in turn helps facilitate the revival of Indian arts and crafts. This will also improve the economic prosperity of the people.