World Saree Day 2024: Must-have regional sarees for your wardrobe

World Saree Day 2024: Must-have regional sarees for your wardrobe

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World Saree Day is celebrated annually on December 21 to celebrate the timeless elegance of the traditional garment that transcends generations and cultures. These timeless symbols of grace have remained the most elegant piece of clothing forever. The day recognises the saree’s rich cultural significance, embodying beauty, grace, tradition and craftsmanship. (Image CNBCTV18.com file)

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A saree is more than just a piece of cloth; it has been a part of Indian heritage for centuries. With its vibrant colours, intricate designs, and flowing elegance, this captivating attire reminds us of the power of tradition in a globalized world. As World Saree Day is here, let’s explore must-have regional sarees in India that deserve a special place in every wardrobe. (Image CNBCTV18.com file)

Kanchipuram sarees./Image Wikimedia Commons

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Kanchipuram/Kanjeevaram Sarees | Tamil Nadu: Nestled in Tamil Nadu, Kanchipuram is world-renowned for its Kanchipuram brocade weaving. The silk sarees are marked by intricate patterns and opulent gold borders. With a history spanning over 150 years, each saree is woven in a course of four to five days and has designs inspired by traditional patterns, nature and temples.(Image Wikimedia Commons )

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Banarasi Sarees | Uttar Pradesh: The Banarasi sarees are renowned for their beautiful craftsmanship and have a centuries-long heritage. These sarees originated in Varanasi during the Mughal era, around the 14th century, when the skill of silk weaving was introduced to the region. Banarasi sarees feature unique patterns and designs and are especially known for their intricate zari work. (Image Reuters)

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Chanderi Sarees | Madhya Pradesh: Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh, is famous for its stunning Chanderi weave, a textile renowned for its sheer texture and lightweight. These sarees are embellished with nature-inspired designs such as swans, gold coins, trees and flowers, and they feature delicate pastel tones or vibrant colour combinations. These sarees are a mix of silk, cotton and zari threads from various places that create breathable fabrics, ideal for summer wear. (Wikimedia Commons)

Assamese_Muga silk./Image Wikimedia Commons

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Muga Silk Saree | Assam: Muga silk sarees are renowned for their high-end fabrics that have a naturally gold sheen. These sarees are strong and durable and geographically tagged to Assam. These are known for their exquisite beauty and rich texture. These sarees have a natural yellowish-golden tint with a shimmering, glossy texture and are known for their extreme durability. (Image Wikimedia Commons)

Sambalpuri Saree./Image Wikimedia Commons

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Sambalpuri Saris | Odisha: The gorgeous Sambalpuri sarees from Odisha come in silk and cotton and are suited for both special occasions and everyday use. These sarees feature designs such as fish, swans, flowers, shells and wheels that represent the coastal state. The dyeing procedure is carefully carried out to create a consistent colour and preserve the fabric’s quality. (Wikimedia Commons)

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