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Brands To Shop For Traditional Silk Sarees This Festive Season

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  Originally Published on  ShaadiWish No matter what occasion, traditional silk sarees are never out of fashion. Silk sarees are extremely versatile and are suitable for everyone. Highly preferred for wedding and festive season, we are always on the lookout for brands that have a unique collection of silk sarees. As the festive season is about to start, we thought we could give you a head start on shopping some amazing traditional silk sarees. So, before you miss out on some exclusive pieces due to the festive rush, ShaadiWish has listed these brands that you need to check out if you want to shop for silk sarees. Save These Brands To Shop For Some Exclusive Traditional Silk Sarees For The Festive Season: Tulsi Silks Tulsi Silks has one of the finest collections of traditional silk sarees that you are surely going to love. With unique color combinations and motifs, their sarees have a touch of South Indian traditions. They have a wide range of silk sarees from Kanjeevaram to Ga...

Banarasi Silk Sarees Guide For Brides-To-Be

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  Originally Published on  ShaadiWish Banarasi silk sarees got their name from the city Varanasi which is also called Benares or Banaras. Originally made only for royalties, Banarasi silk saree are the heritage pieces that are made from real silk and have a rich history to it. In the olden days, these Banarasi silk sarees were hand woven with real gold and silver threads. Even with the highly skilled artisans, it took almost a year to make one saree. Banarasi sarees have been worn for ages by brides-to-be, thanks to their richness that adds an instant grandeur to the look.   Here Is A Quick Guide That Will Help You To Know Everything About The Banarasi Silk Saree: Types Of Banarasi Silk Sarees Banarasi silk sarees came into existence during the Mughal era. The artisans used the Mughal-inspired designs and motifs and included these in Banarasi sarees. This is why, Banarasi has most peculiar motifs like intertwining floral foliates, kalga, bel and jhallar design that i...