Banarasi sarees or benaresi sarees are the fine silk sarees woven by master weavers of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. The traditional silk sarees are originated in the age old pilgrim city of Banaras(Now known as Varanasi). The beautiful handwork done on these silk sarees are always a visual treat. Banarasi sarees are very popular among Indian women. The sarees are widely used in auspecious ceremonies.

Normal banarasi silk saree with heavy work weighs from 600 to 1000 grams. So it can be considered as heavy. But now a days blending other fabrics to banarasi sarees are giving way to light weight banarasi sarees. Opt for light work on sarees to reduce its weight.

Check for a patch of plain silk on the pallu of the saree. All banarasi silk sarees will have the patch if they are genuine. Also look for floral motifs like kalga and bel on the zari work.

It is always recommended to do a patch test before the wash. Use cold water to wash your banarasi silk saree. Add mild detergent or shampoo to the water Soak the saree for 5 minutes After soaking gently rinse the saree Never brush or rub your saree, even doing gently could make the threads of the saree spring out Never wring your banarasi silk saree Dry them under shade. Saree covers or muslin bags are recommended to store your precious saree.

A fine array of designer banrasi silk sarees are available at Kolour's banarasi saree collection. Check out the beautiful benarasi silks online at kolour.

Paithani sarees are handwoven and made of fine quality silk. Paithani sarees were only made to cater the sophisticated class making it a premium and expensive. The saree evolved from a cotton base to silk through time. It's an eminent part of Maharashtrian culture.

Paithani sarees are of many types based on Motifs, Colours and Weaves. Motifs include Peakock, Parrots, lotus represented individually into the sarees. They are Morbangadi Brocade, Munia Brocade, Lotus Brocade Traditionally, there were only three colours recorded in paithani sarees. They are: Kalichandrakala (Black Saree with red border.), Raghu (Parrot Green coloured saree.), Shirodak (White coloured saree.) Based on weaves, Paithanis are categorized into two: Kadial border saree and Kad/Ekdhoti

Yeola is a town in Nashik, Maharashtra and known to be the biggest manufactures of Paithani sarees. Yeola Paithani Sarees are woven in wooden looms and are know for its exquisite beauty and craftsmanship.

Peshwai paithani sarees are a type of paithani pure silk sarees woven in Yeola and know for its sheer silk quality and grandeur.

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Kanjivaram sarees are woven using mulberry silk using twisting method. The garment is very sturdy and known for its long life if taken care properly.

Kanchipuram or Kanjivaram is the name of the place in Tamilnadu where kanjivaram sarees originated. Kanjivaram sarees are also called kanchipuram sarees in many parts of India and the world. Both are indeed the same.

Store your favorite kanjivaram sarees wrapped in muslin cloth or in a muslin bag. Pure cotton cloth or bag can be used as well.

Kanjivaram sarees are woven using pure gold or pure silver threads with fine mulberry silk making them expensive.

Kanjivaram silk saree price ranges from thousands to lakhs depending on the zari work and silk quality. Kanjivaram sarees can be quite expensive based on the amount of precious metal threads used on them.

Kanjivaram silk sarees are apt for any auspicious occassions. In almost every Indian woman's wardrobe, there would be a kanjivaram saree for reception, kanjivaram saree for engagement, kanjivaram saree for bride, kanjivaram silk saree for ethnic functions and more.

Kanjivaram sarees hail from Kanchipuram district of Tamilnadu. At kolour we curate beautiful kanjivarams from weavers of Kanchipuram. So we are able to bring you the best kanjivaram sarees at affordable rates.

Brasso silk saree is a type of saree made with a combination of silk and cotton fabric. Brasso silk sarees are known for their unique texture and shimmery look, and are often worn for special occasions. They are lightweight and easy to drape, making them popular for weddings and other festive occasions.

Brasso sarees are made from a base fabric of polyester, viscose, and rayon, and the only opaque parts are the embroidered designs. The fabric is lightweight and airy like cotton, but also festive and grand like silk, and can be worn all year. Depending on the region, Brasso sarees can be made from cotton, silk, or synthetic textiles.

Brasso fabric is light weight and make clothing light weight, easy to carry. Considering that saree made from brasso silk saree are all seasonable. Once can use brasso fabric in winter, summer.

Store your favorite brasso sarees wrapped in muslin cloth or in a muslin bag. Pure cotton cloth or bag can be used as well.

It is always recommended to do a patch test before washing a brasso silk saree at home:- Use cold water to wash your brasso silk saree. Add mild detergent or shampoo to the water Soak the saree for 5 minutes After soaking gently rinse the saree Never brush or rub your saree, even doing gently could make the threads of the saree spring out. Avoid washing brasso silk saree in washing machine, dry them under shade.

Brasso silk sarees are in trend due to its glam and ease of draping. Indian women love a hustle free yet fashionable drape in their wardrobe. A printed brasso silk saree doesn't require heavy accessories to accentuate your look. If you are a fan of comfort fashion Kolour has an assorted collection of beautidul brasso silk sarees. Check out our premium collection of soft printed brasso silk sarees at affordable rates. Buy the best collection of brasso silk sarees online at Kolour