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Banarasi Silk Orange Saree
₹43,999.00
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Banarasi Silk Teal blue Saree
₹42,699.00
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Banarasi Silk Orange Saree
₹42,699.00
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Banarasi Silk Dark Purple Saree
₹38,599.00
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Banarasi Silk Navy Blue Saree
₹38,599.00
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Banarasi Silk Purple Saree
₹38,599.00
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Banarasi Silk Red Saree
₹38,599.00
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Banarasi Silk Red Saree
₹48,599.00
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Banarasi Silk Baby Pink Saree
₹48,599.00
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Banarasi Silk Black Saree
₹43,999.00
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Banarasi Silk Black Saree
₹45,699.00
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Banarasi Silk lavender Saree
₹65,499.00
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Banarasi Silk Pista Green Saree
₹61,899.00
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Banarasi Silk Lavender Saree
₹61,899.00
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Banarasi Silk Lilac Saree
₹40,399.00
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Banarasi Silk Baby Pink Saree
₹25,999.00
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Banarasi Silk Purple Saree
₹19,799.00
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Banarasi Silk Light Brown Saree
₹19,799.00
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Banarasi Silk Dark Green Saree
₹19,799.00
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Banarasi Silk Magenta Saree
₹19,799.00
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Banarasi Silk Light Blue Saree
₹19,799.00
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Banarasi Silk Rani Pink Saree
₹19,799.00
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Banarasi Silk Tangy Orange Saree
₹19,799.00
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Banarasi Silk Navy Blue Saree
₹22,499.00

Banarasi Sarees Online

Originated in Banaras, these sarees are among the best in India, and are renowned for their lavish embroidery, exquisite silk, gold- and silver-coloured brocade or zari. These sarees are distinguished by their intricate interwoven floral and foliate motifs, kalga and bel, and a string of erect leaves known as jhallar at the outer edge of the border. Other characteristics include the use of gold, tight weaving, miniature figures, metallic visual effects, pallus, jal (a design resembling a net), and meena work. Most often worn by Indian women at significant events are Banarasi sarees, which complement the woman's finest jewellery.

Types of Banarasi Sarees

Katan

Most opulent Banarasi sarees are made of Katan, a type of silk that is both resilient and lustrous. As such, it qualifies as essentially a festive garment. The simple fabric known as katan, which is made of pure silk strands that have been twisted and then perfectly woven, makes for durable sarees that keep their durability for a longer period.

Shattir

These are lighter and more simple than katan ones, causing them to become more widely accepted as everyday clothing. The modern designs are made possible by the Shattirs cloth, which also happens to be reasonably priced, making them more accessible to everyone.

Organza (kora)

Banarasi silk sarees are made of kora or organza cloth. This variation quickly stands out for the richness of the design as well as the significant impact of the material, with abundant zari work that comes in primarily gold and silver tones. The elaborate embroidery and numerous intricate designs are incorporated into the fabric, rather than the cloth.

Even though georgette is one of the lighter fabrics, it makes for incredibly beautiful sarees that have a unique flair. These georgette Banarasi soft silk sarees are undoubtedly among the most different because they require a fabric that is somewhat lighter than that of the majority of conventional drapes in the category.

Jangla

The Jangla kind of Banarasi saree is possibly the most recognizable in terms of design classification. Jangla sarees, which are woven with vibrant silk threads and have extensive motifs, are thought to be among the earliest examples of Banarasi design still in existence. Jangla sarees have elaborate motifs and are fashioned from vibrant silk threads.

Cutwork

This type of Banarasi sarees is manufactured using the cutwork technique on plain textured fabric after the floating thread is removed, as the name implies.

Tips to take care of Banarasi sarees

NO PERFUMES

Perfumes shouldn't be sprayed directly on Banarasi fabrics since they could react with the fabric or leave a stain.

DRY CLEAN ONLY

Your Banarasi heirloom fabric should only be washed when necessary and not every time you wear it. It is recommended to only have your Banarasi textiles dry cleaned.

NO DIRECT IRONING

Use a thin cloth over the saree when ironing a wrinkled fabric before or after wearing it to prevent direct contact between the fabric and the ironing surface.

FOLDING AND STORING

To prevent creases, spread out your Banarasi textile and rub your hands through it. It should be delicately folded into a square and merely covered with muslin or mulmul fabric.

Why Banarasi Sarees?

Banarasi sarees are a reflection of our culture and traditions. It has been there in existence for ages and has been a significant part of Indian culture. At Brand Mandir, you can find a range of colours and designs at convenient pricing. The luxurious feel of pure Banarasi silk saree, and intricate thread detailing will amaze you.

Latest Banarasi Sarees Collection with Price

Sr. No.	Banarasi Sarees List	Price (Rs)
1.	Banarasi Silk Cross Lines Light Brown Saree	₹ 36,870.00
2.	Banarasi Tussar Plain Beige Saree	₹ 36,120.00
3.	Banarasi Silk Floral Jaal Dark Green Saree	₹ 42,000.00
4.	Banarasi Silk Buttis Grey Saree	₹ 25,300.00
5.	Banarasi Georgette Jaal Green Saree	₹ 11,599.00
6.	Banarasi Georgette Lines Red Saree	₹ 11,599.00
7.	Banarasi Georgette Floral Pista Green Saree	₹ 16,499.00
8.	Banarasi Georgette Lines Peach Orange Saree	₹ 14,799.00
9.	Banarasi Georgette Lines Black Saree	₹ 11,599.00
10.	Banarasi Silk Jaal Royal Blue Saree	₹ 13,499.00

Data last updated on 2023/12/03