Kota silk sarees are manufactured in Kota, Rajasthan ranging from 899 to 2999 depending on the different qualities and ornamentation. Kota silk sarees are extremely lightweight and versatile and therefore, can be worn in both summers and winters.
Popular Silk Sarees for your wardrobe
Indian Silk sarees are known for its richness and grandeur look. There are 26 kinds of silk sarees from all the states of India. Kanjeevaram Silk, Banararasi Silk, Chanderi Silk, Mooga silk, Bhagalpuri Silk, Paithani Silk, Art silk, are to name a few. Every woman is enticed by silk sarees, and wants to buy the best one for them based on their respective cultures and spending needs. Since it’s obvious that you can’t hoard all types of silk sarees, we have sorted out a list for the best silk sarees every woman must have in her wardrobe!
Kanjeevaram Silk Sarees
It has been stated by the experts that kanjeevaram silk was the favourite of Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. The richness and lustre of Kanjeevaram silk sarees makes it most popular among all the women, including celebrity actresses, like Deepika Padukone, Ramya Krishnan, Rekha, etc. Kanchipuam sarees are available at every price range in the market starting from 2,999 (semi-silk) to 50,000 (pure kanjeevaram).
Tussar silk saree is extremely lightweight as compared to the other silks. Not only that, silk saree in tussar can be worn in summers also. The price range of tussar sarees varies from 1399 to 9999 depending on the finesse and weaving in the saree. There are wide varieties in tussar silk like kanchi pattu tussar silk, etc. Tussar silk serves best for all the purposes, be it daily wear, party, or a wedding function.
Banarasi Silk Sarees
Banarasi Silk is considered as the luxurious and classy silk, and hence, banarasi sarees are most popular among the brides. We all witnessed, Anushka Sharma in pure red banarasi saree at her reception. Banarasi sarees are known for its heavy rich pallu with golden and silver brocade or zari interwoven together to form traditional floral motifs, elephants, bel or jhallar.
