Handloom sarees are traditional textile sarees originated from India. The weaving of Handloom Sarees is done on shuttle pit loom made from ropes, wooden beams, and poles.
The weaving of handloom sarees is one of India’s cottage industries. The handloom sarees are made up of silk and cotton threads. The process of weaving this saree includes dying and warping. Weaving takes place in many origins of India. Each region has a different tradition design and color. Indian Handloom sarees are of many types such as:
Kanchipuram Sarees: This traditional type of saree is from Tamil Nadu, It uses zari during Weaving. Zari is silver or gold.
Baluchari sarees: These sarees can be seen in West Bengal. As it uses scenes narrating stories of Ramayana and Mahabharat in their Pallus. The pallus and borders are mainly designed in the form of flowers, royal court scenes, and animals. The most common colors of Baluchari sarees are green, red, white and yellow.
Tussar Sarees: Tussar Sarees are woven in areas of Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, and Bhagalpur. The fabric of Tussar sarees is soft in touch. Bright colors are used in these sarees.
Banarasi Sarees: These sarees are made in the Uttar Pradesh area of India. Most brides take these sarees. The thread used in Banarasi sarees is of silver and golden color. These are heavy sarees which are mainly worn in festivals or weddings.
Chanderi Silk Saree: Chanderi sari is a traditional saree originated in Chanderi of Madhya Pradesh. Chanderi sarees are made in three kinds of fabric i.e. pure silk, Chanderi cotton, and silk cotton. Traditional coin, floral art, peacocks and geometric designs are made into Chanderi patterns. These sarees are one of the finest in India and are known for their gold and silver brocade, fine silk, and lavish embroidery.
Bagh Print Sarees: Bagh Print is a traditional Indian handicraft made in Bagh, Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh, India. Block relief prints are used in these sarees for their borders and pallus.
Sambalpuri saree: It is a traditional saree of Odisha, handwoven ikat wherein the warp and the weft are tie-dyed before weaving.
Kantha Sarees: It is an embroidery craft that is produced in the regions of Bangladesh and West Bengal, Tripura, and Odisha. Kantha means it is a style of necklace that is close to the throat and open at the back. So the sarees are made in such designs.
Bandhni sarees: Bandhni sarees are produced in Jaipur, Rajasthan. These sarees are very elegant in look with tye and dye prints. Bright colors are used for making these sarees.
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