8 Iconic Sarees Of India Celebrating Heritage & Craft

BY: GEETANJALI MISHRA

Known for luxurious silk and intricate brocade with Mughal motifs. A staple for weddings and regal occasions.

Banarasi Saree (Uttar Pradesh)

Famous for heavy silk, temple-inspired designs, and bold contrasting borders.

Kanjeevaram Saree (Tamil Nadu)

A rare double-ikat weave with vibrant geometric patterns, once reserved for royalty.

Patola Saree (Gujarat)

Recognised by its peacock motifs and rich golden zari borders.

Paithani Saree (Maharashtra)

Tie-and-dye sarees in bright colours symbolising festivity and joy.

Bandhani Saree (Rajasthan/Gujarat)

Baluchari sarees showcases mythological scenes on the pallu

Baluchari Sarees (West Bengal)

Chanderi sarees offers lightweight elegance with glossy finish.

Chanderi Sarees (Madhya Pradesh)

Exclusive golden silk saree of Assam, known for durability and exquisite traditional motifs.

Muga Silk Saree (Assam)