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Jamdhani  or Jamdani is a hand-woven technique of Bengal that creates patterns of various colours and designs on silk or cotton sarees.  Jamdani  has its roots in Dhaka, Bangladesh that later took on the form of a fine art of weaving in present day Bengal. The fine cotton fabric is deftly embellished with intricate motifs that are expertly woven into the fabric. The Jamdani weaving tradition is one of the most time and labor intensive forms of hand loom weaving. Intending to improve the aesthetic appeal, it takes the form of cotton and gold thread weaving to create motifs of geometric patterns and floral designs in colourful hues. Jamdhani hand weaving is a necessary accompaniment for Bengal sarees.  SHOP ONLINE DHAKAI JAMDHANI SILK SAREES AT Based on the variations in the Jamdani weave, sarees can be termed as Daccai Jamdani, known for its colourful motifs, the Shantipur Jamdhani for its soft texture, the Tangail Jamdani for its traditional borders and the Dhonekai J

Uppada near Kakinada, A.P., India, is famous for its  Uppada silk  and cotton handloom sarees, known for their intricate geometrical patterns, floral designs and exquisite embroidery. SHOP ONLINE UPPADA SILK SAREES AT  A Hub, for traditional handloom sarees with a unique style of weave, the creations are recognized as the Uppada brand of sarees. Nice prints, colourful borders, attractive pallus and lovely thread work adornments, visible and very much evident in the extraordinary fresh-look creations that are the hallmark of  Uppada silk sarees . Special Appeal of the Uppada silk sarees The extremely popular  Uppada ‘pattu sarees ’ woven with pure silk, gold and silver thread or real zari, are a much-preferred bridal costume. Being light in weight, the decorative floral, peacock or geometrical motifs in the ‘jamdhani’ pattern, with broad horizontal borders and a pallu to match, make the look of the saree so appealing, that it lends grace and elegance to the wea

Silk Saree is referred to as ‘Pattu’ in the South. Each saree has intricate patterns woven in gold and silver threads, with additional finery through rich zari borders, kundan work, embroidery, patch work and other adornments, to assume regal grandeur. The painstaking effort, the purity of the raw material and the additions all add up to make the saree an exclusive offering. SHOP ONLINE PATTU SILK SAREES AT  The tradition of wearing  Pattu silk sarees  is widely prevalent. Pattus, though still a luxury till date is a must for most households. Worn sparingly, they are mainly displayed on occasions like weddings, auspicious rites, festivals and grand parties. The red (considered to be auspicious) colour and shades of red like pink and maroon are chosen for the bridal  Pattu silk saree . Traditional centres for Pattu sarees Almost the entire production of raw silk is from the states of  Andhra Pradesh ,  Jammu and Kashmir ,  Karnataka ,  Tamil Nadu  and  West Bengal .

The land of the desert has produced fine cotton handlooms but the  Kota silk sarees  have cast a spell-binding magic. The  Kota Silk  Saree is woven in a manner designed to produce check patterns on the fabric. The square shaped checks are known as Khats.The Masuria Silks are grand affairs since pure silk, gold and silver threads or Zari are used in the weaving.   A famous example is that of the Katan Pure Silk Weaves. Beautiful Jaipuri prints, with traditional motifs, fancy zari or printed borders, exquisite embroidery work on the pallu, make this ethnic Kota Saree an exclusive must-have. Other worthy creations are the  designer Kota Katan Silk Saree  richly woven in Meena work and with suitable accompaniments and the Dabu block prints. Handloom Saree Buy online Kota silk saris from Unnati Silks Unnati Silks with its three decades of experience and close interaction with master weavers across the country, is able to provide both traditional and trending saree

Kanchipuram , situated close to Chennai,  Tamil Nadu , India, is famous for its Kanchipuram or Kanjeevaram Sarees. These traditional Sarees are of both silk and cotton, but with the  Kanchipuram Silk Sari  having a special place in the fabric world. The  Kanchipuram Silk Sarees are made of pure silk, with motifs having zari of silk threads dipped in liquid gold and silver. SHOP ONLINE KANCHIPURAM SILK SAREES AT  For it to be classified as a Kanjeevaram Sari, Geographical Indication (GI) stricture stipulates that the decorative zari must have at least 57% silver and 0.6% gold in it.  Kanchipuram Sarees  have GI label for the product since 2005. The appeal of the  Kanjeevaram Silks  lie in the elegant broad borders with colours and designs different from that of the body. The pallu or hanging end of the saree, could continue with the same colour and design as that of the border or could differ.  If different, it is woven separately and then finely attached to the main