An ethnic garb for every occasion or simply an embodiment of elegance, saree is one of the most traditional Indian wear. A simple piece of clothing, a one-piece much like a sheet wrapped gracefully around your body in a strategic pattern that brings out the ethnic side in you. Every other new occasion in the family, be it a religious gathering or a bustling wedding eve, sarees have been an attraction to women from all age assortments, especially the youth who presently have lost touch of their ethnic routes in the bust wake of modernization. While the aunts and grandmothers prove themselves to be experts, the latest attraction of the youth sector has to go back to their traditional roots. A soft sensuous note with a heavy, elegant bearing, a grace-filled adornment and a little touch of the ethnic roots, sarees come in different material types, silk, cotton and much more.

However, the main attraction point of a saree is the variety of designs and patterns, colour combinations and styles one can choose from while opting for a saree. There are traditional patterns admired and bedazzled by the elderly love and then there is the classic modernized design. The best part about a saree is inculcating it in your everyday affairs and choosing patterns that go along with it. Be it office wear or a marriage ceremony given below is a list of some of the best saree design types that can dazzle your eyes.

Types Of Sarees In India:

India is the home to the beautiful saree and almost every state has its art of printing and weaving a saree. Here are some of the most popular types of Fabrics used in Sarees and their origin in India:

Most Used Types of Saree Fabrics:

Cotton

Cotton is the most preferred fabric in India for its light and airiness. The top cotton sarees in India are – Mangalagiri, Khadi, Sambalpuri, Chettinad, Kanjeevaram, Tant, Kotki and Chikan sarees. These sarees get their name from the origin place and known for their exquisite weaving.