• Elegant Sabyasachi Banarasi Saree

Popular for their bright textures, beautiful brocades – with engravings-like effect – jewel hues, beautiful zari highlights – declined sumptuously in ages of art– the Sabyasachi Banarasi saree designs are unmatched fabrics. Since they were originally crafted only on handlooms – and definitely the unique ones are only those that are hand-woven – they have come to be a strength of the Indian handlooms area. The labor-intensive methods required in weaving, and the use of extraordinary quality of raw elements– linked with unique, secret weaving techniques – ensure that Benarasis are prized, exquisite weaves. Today, brocades and Banarasis are made with varieties of base materials and recently improvised methods, including using power-looms, bringing down the prices for the end customer – should one be ready to purchase the new-age accounts for the old-world charm of the hand-woven attractions.

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• Outstanding Sabyasachi Banarasi Saree

Sabyasachi Banarasi saree designs are popular for their unique opulence, these beautiful pieces get their name from the antique Indian city of Varanasi or Banaras – where they have been originally woven, since the last few centenaries. Made in different materials– cotton, silk, organza, tissue, Kota Masuria, and georgette, Banarasi weaves are essentially recognized for the beautiful silk sarees with comfortable Zari borders. Not thought to be practiced carefully in an Indian household, honored as the most famous classical Indian wedding sarees, they are attached with exceptional quality. There were times, when mothers (and grandmothers) used to get excellent Benarasi saris and brocades – from the time a daughter was born!
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• Unique Sabyasachi Banarasi Saree

Banarasi Sarees, especially Sabyasachi Banarasi saree designs, have earned an iconic development globally too. It’s an ethnic metaphor that has well and truly explored the globe. From international stars to executive and style high brows, everyone seems to be enamored by this grandiose Indian Sabyasachi Banarasi saree designs. The governing Indian Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi (knowing Michelle Obama’s choice for the majestic weave) had famously gifted a bespoke, hand-made Kadhua Banarasi silk sari to the former first lady of the US, on her call to India. Reports say that the total amount of saris gifted was way higher, but that’s not what is important here – taking pride in the majestic weave’s well-known clients and voyages.
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