Cotton Banarasi Sarees
Cotton Banarasi Sarees
Aari's Cotton Banarasi sarees blend traditional Banarasi craftsmanship with the comfort of cotton, offering a unique fusion of elegance. Our collection ranges from Rangkat Handloom Banarasi sarees, known for their vibrant colors and intricate designs, to Printed Cotton Banarasi sarees that add a contemporary twist with modern prints on classic patterns.
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Discover the Elegance of Cotton Banarasi silk sarees at Aari
At Aari, we are proud to present a unique blend of tradition and comfort with our Cotton Banarasi collection. Known for their elegance and versatility, Cotton Banarasi silk sarees create the ideal outfit for any occasion by fusing the elegance of Banarasi weaving with the cosiness of cotton. Whether you’re getting dressed up for a wedding or just want to dress up your everyday outfit, our Pure cotton Banarasi sarees are designed to make you look and feel beautiful.
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- How to care for a pure handloom silk saree?
Here are some tips for caring for a pure handloom silk saree:
1 Dry cleaning: Handwoven silk sarees should only be dry cleaned.
2. Folding: When folding, keep the front weaving part of the saree inside to prevent damage.
3. Storage: Store sarees in a zip-locked bag and avoid storing them in high humidity areas.
4. Ironing: Iron the saree with a soft cotton cloth on top. - How to identify a pure silk saree?
Pure silk has a smooth and luxurious texture. It feels soft against the skin and has a natural sheen that changes with the angle of light, giving it a beautiful glow.
- Does the product differ in look from the one displayed online?
We have made every effort to match the virtual look of the product with its real look as we shoot our products in natural light. Some minor variations might still be observed due to differences in the device's quality.
- How can you tell if a saree is pure handloom?
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- Which are the different silk sarees available?
At aariindia.com, you will find a diverse collection of silk sarees including Mashru, Tussar, Ghicha, Gajji, and Raw Silk, each offering unique designs perfect for various occasions.
- What is the lifespan of silk saree?
With proper care, a pure silk saree can last for decades and is often passed down through generations as a cherished heirloom.
- What is the price of pure handloom silk sarees?
Our pure silk sarees start from INR 7,200. The price increases with the change in base fabric, technique, and pattern of weaving of the handloom silk saree.
- Which is better Raw silk or Mashru silk?
In conclusion, Mashru and Raw Silk are good options for clothing items, each with unique properties. Primarily, it is the composition that differentiates Mashru and Raw silk. Mashru is durable, versatile, and has a glossy finish, while raw silk has slightly rough texture matte appearance.
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Cotton Banarasi Saree FAQ
- How to identify a cotton Banarasi saree?
Check for Mughal-inspired designs, including floral and foliate motifs. Look for intricate patterns and a soft, luxurious feel. The reverse side of the fabric should have floats of thread, indicating it's handwoven.
- Which weave is used in Banarasi saree?
Three main weaving techniques are used: Kadhua, Phekwa (Cutwork), and Kadhiyal. These create the rich texture and intricate patterns typical of Banarasi sarees.
- What is the technique of Banarasi saree?
Banarasi sarees are woven on jacquard pit looms. The warp threads are held tight on the loom, and the weft threads are woven through them using a shuttle, creating the intricate patterns.
- How to take care of Banarasi cotton saree?
Store in a cotton or muslin cloth. Avoid using naphthalene balls or chemicals. Fold with the front weaving inside to prevent damage. Dry clean only when necessary.
- How to style a Banarasi cotton saree?
For a Lehenga style, tuck one end of the saree at the waist, make pleats, drape like a skirt, and secure. Use the remaining fabric as a pallu over the shoulder.
- What kind of saree to wear to a wedding?
A Banarasi cotton saree is an excellent choice for its elegance and traditional appeal.
- What kind of jewelry to wear with Banarasi cotton saree?
Wear traditional gold jewelry like a statement necklace, earrings, bangles, and a waist belt. Temple jewelry or antique gold pieces enhance the regal look.
- What is Banarasi cotton saree?
These sarees are made in Varanasi, known for their fine gold thread work and vibrant designs, often featuring intricate patterns and luxurious fabric.
- What makes Banarasi cotton sarees unique?
The use of real gold and silver threads, intricate designs, and the traditional weaving techniques make Banarasi sarees unique and highly valued.
- How long does it take to make a Banarasi saree?
It can take from 15 days to 6 months to weave a Banarasi saree, depending on the complexity of the design.
- Can Banarasi cotton sarees be worn for casual occasions?
While they are often reserved for special occasions, lighter and simpler designs can be styled for casual wear.
- What are the different types of Banarasi sarees?
Pure Silk (Katan), cotton, Shattir, Organza (Kora), Georgette, and Banarasi Cotton.
- How to choose the right Banarasi saree for your body type?
Choose lighter fabrics like cotton, tissue and smaller motifs for petite frames. Opt for heavier fabrics and larger designs if you have a fuller figure.
- Are there eco-friendly Banarasi sarees?
Yes, some weavers use organic dyes and natural fibers to create eco-friendly Banarasi sarees.
- How to differentiate between machine-made and handwoven Banarasi sarees?
Handwoven sarees have intricate detailing and a distinct texture, while machine-made ones may lack finesse and have uniform patterns.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Cotton Banarasi Saree FAQ
- How to identify a cotton Banarasi saree?
Check for Mughal-inspired designs, including floral and foliate motifs. Look for intricate patterns and a soft, luxurious feel. The reverse side of the fabric should have floats of thread, indicating it's handwoven.
- Which weave is used in Banarasi saree?
Three main weaving techniques are used: Kadhua, Phekwa (Cutwork), and Kadhiyal. These create the rich texture and intricate patterns typical of Banarasi sarees.
- What is the technique of Banarasi saree?
Banarasi sarees are woven on jacquard pit looms. The warp threads are held tight on the loom, and the weft threads are woven through them using a shuttle, creating the intricate patterns.
- How to take care of Banarasi cotton saree?
Store in a cotton or muslin cloth. Avoid using naphthalene balls or chemicals. Fold with the front weaving inside to prevent damage. Dry clean only when necessary.
- How to style a Banarasi cotton saree?
For a Lehenga style, tuck one end of the saree at the waist, make pleats, drape like a skirt, and secure. Use the remaining fabric as a pallu over the shoulder.
- What kind of saree to wear to a wedding?
A Banarasi cotton saree is an excellent choice for its elegance and traditional appeal.
- What kind of jewelry to wear with Banarasi cotton saree?
Wear traditional gold jewelry like a statement necklace, earrings, bangles, and a waist belt. Temple jewelry or antique gold pieces enhance the regal look.
- What is Banarasi cotton saree?
These sarees are made in Varanasi, known for their fine gold thread work and vibrant designs, often featuring intricate patterns and luxurious fabric.
- What makes Banarasi cotton sarees unique?
The use of real gold and silver threads, intricate designs, and the traditional weaving techniques make Banarasi sarees unique and highly valued.
- How long does it take to make a Banarasi saree?
It can take from 15 days to 6 months to weave a Banarasi saree, depending on the complexity of the design.
- Can Banarasi cotton sarees be worn for casual occasions?
While they are often reserved for special occasions, lighter and simpler designs can be styled for casual wear.
- What are the different types of Banarasi sarees?
Pure Silk (Katan), cotton, Shattir, Organza (Kora), Georgette, and Banarasi Cotton.
- How to choose the right Banarasi saree for your body type?
Choose lighter fabrics like cotton, tissue and smaller motifs for petite frames. Opt for heavier fabrics and larger designs if you have a fuller figure.
- Are there eco-friendly Banarasi sarees?
Yes, some weavers use organic dyes and natural fibers to create eco-friendly Banarasi sarees.
- How to differentiate between machine-made and handwoven Banarasi sarees?
Handwoven sarees have intricate detailing and a distinct texture, while machine-made ones may lack finesse and have uniform patterns.
