Elite Bridal Fancy Silk Saree

Known for its rich texture, vibrant colors, and heavy silk with contrasting borders woven with pure gold or silver zari. Originating from Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu, these sarees are a classic bridal choice in South India, including areas like Enathur.

• Banarasi Silk: Celebrated for its opulent zari work (gold and silver brocade), intricate weaving patterns often featuring floral, paisley, and geometric motifs. These sarees come in various types like Katan, Shattir, Georgette, and Organza. Banaras, Uttar Pradesh, is the primary weaving center.
• Zari Work: Extensive use of real or imitation gold and silver threads in weaving and embroidery.
• Embroidery: Intricate patterns using various techniques like Zardozi (metallic embroidery), Resham (silk thread embroidery), Kundan (setting of gemstones), and Beadwork.
• Rich and Auspicious Colors: Bridal sarees traditionally come in auspicious colors like red, maroon, gold, and vibrant yellows and greens. However, modern brides also opt for pastels and other contemporary shades. The color symbolism often holds cultural significance.