Famous Wedding Saree

Famous Wedding Saree

Famous Sarees were very much in fashion in a traditional Indian wedding. In today's wedding functions woman prefers to wear famous saris in different styles. Famous Fashion designers have come up with new ways to drape wedding sarees, which are quite popular among today's woman.Famous Saris always had a sensuous and elegant look at the same time. The famed wedding sari or famous Bridal sari is given a lot of importance in India. Famous Indian Saris come in different fabrics from cotton to silk, from georgettes to crapes, from traditionals like famous Banarasi to Kanjeevaram or a silk. Wedding saris are given a lot of emphasis in Indian family.
It ranges from few thousands to few lakhs of rupees. Saris today have a lot of work done on them. They come in various variety and styles. Famous Zari, embroidery, organza, zardosi, sequence, cut work, emulate work, patchwork, pearl work, kasab, kundan, are all different kinds of work, which are found in sari.

Famous Wedding Saree

Earlier it was compulsory for Indian brides to wear heavy famous Benarasi sari for her wedding but now it is not so but still brides are preferring to wear saris for their wedding. Though the styles and famous embroidery has changed. former it was lot more heavy work and rich now it is lot more sleek and light in fabric. Saree makes a woman look graceful, elegant, stylish, and sensuous. But sarees should be draped properly.

Festival Saree Fashion

Festival Saree Fashion

Almost each region in India has its individual test and way of draping the ‘saree’. Some daring ladies have been known to wear it with backless cholis or even without one! ‘Sarees’ come in a wide variety like – exclusive saris, exclusive silk sari, wedding sarees, festival saree etc. There are special Saris for happy occasions.
On the birth of a new baby or the wedding of a relative ladies wear brocade and festival sareesare usually worn while in celebrations and festivals like the Diwali and the Durga Puja, women wear exclusive sarees that are embroidered with gold. Brides of almost all classes wear light colored Sari. Women wear red or pink sari with zari work on the eve of karwa chauth. Fine silk sarees are for all festive occasions. On the festival of Teej, colorful bandhej sarees are very much into the trend.
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Festival Saree Fashion

Six yards of fascination’ goes a popular description of the ‘Saree’. This 5 to 9 meter long piece of cloth is tucked in and draped around a petticoat tied at the waist, pleated and passed over the wearer’s shoulder. It is normally worn with a fitted bodice called the choli, leaving the midriff bare. Depending on the wearer’s mood, the ‘saree’ can be extremely seductive, dignified or circumspect.
Women prefer sarees, the look demands tiny embroidered blouses with lot of crystal on it with beautiful Austrian or French lace sarees. Also embroidery-using sequins with a metallic sheen on sarees are just the thing to add glamour to the festive season. Red shibori sari is a good option to wear at baisakhi festival.
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Crepe Saree Fashion

Crepe Saree Fashion

You can wear crape sarees for any occasion but in summer wedding crepe saree gives a modern look Mysore Crepe saris make a woman look and feel beguiling. Different colors make these crepe sarees exciting. Utsav Sarees gives you exclusive collection of crepe saris, printed crepe saree, exclusive and embroidered crape sarees for formal get together and parties for online shopping Crepe ,a thin fabric of crinkled texture, woven originally in silk but now available in all major fibers. There are two kinds of crepe. The hard-finished, typically dyed black and used for mourning (which tends to retain the old spelling crape), is made of hand-twisted silk yarn and finished by a rather complex trade process after weaving; the soft crepe include the Canton, or Oriental, weaves in plain or damask weaves.
Their crisped or wavy appearance results from the peculiar arrangement of the weft, which is formed of yarn from two different bobbins twisted together in opposite directions or uses alternately a right-twisted and a left-twisted thread.
Crepe fabric is used in almost all garments like bridal lehengas, saris stylish sari and salwar kameez.
To a question asked to a famous designer, What should one wear in an attempt to have a traditional yet modern look for the summer wedding and reception? He replied that go for summer friendly fabrics like georgette saree, lovely chiffon sari and crepe sariare very sober sari. They are big this season.

SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS

SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS

SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS - 2010 AND FESTIVAL SEASON SAREE AND SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS OF INDIANS FROM AN ANALYTICAL PERSPECTIVE OF SAREE AND SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS CATEGORIZATION<br />ANALYSIS AND REPORT BY OLGA LEDNICHENKO<br />ABSTRACT: 2010-karva-chauth has set the stage for the festive season for north Indian Hindus and the brides of those north Indian Hindus who may or may not be Hindu, or even Indian, like me.<br />I often wondered and struggled with the elaborate and intricate, relationships between Hindu festivals and Costumes and fashions, let alone customs. I initially thought, it was perhaps due to me being born outside India, but later on i realized that in India not only are the costumes and Saree and sari or Saree -blouses different and vary by religion, but also by geography and cultural clusters.<br />While i meandered through the Hindu Pantheon for many years, I noticed a pattern a design and a correlation between dress, language, geography and religion. The major axes - if you will - when it comes to lets say { and i will focus on saree and saree blouse designs, variations, motifs and patterns for now} costumes and attire - are:<br />[a] geographic variations: in Saree blouse and sari AND SAREE designs and motifs:<br />[b] Language, topography and religious dimensions <br />[c] Ethnicity and architectural variations related to the geographic centroids of one set of ethnicity moving into a particular geocenter.<br />for example: in karva-chauth and diwali - as a proxy - we can see - the following variations in saree and saree blouse designs, style or draping, color choices, fabrics, and /or IN NORTH INDIA - KARVA CHAUTH is celebrated and so is DIWALI while, in south its pongal and diwali is unheard of.. other than just taking the day off, because its a national holiday... <br />KEY WORDS:<br />SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS, SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS 2010, 2010 SAREE AND SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS FROM KARVA CHAUTH, DIWLAI SAREE AND SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS, DIWALI+FESTIVAL +SAREE-BLOUSE DESIGNS, KATRINA-KAIF-IMPACT ON SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS, KATRINA KAIF LOOK ALIKE,<br /> <br />Having said that there are variations even within the north indian saree and saree blouse designs:

SAREE BLOUSE DESIGNS

from western parts - which is dominated by BANDHEJ, BANDHAN, BANDHANI : styles : from RAJASTHAN AND FROM GUJARAT -> to : center of north indian india, such as UP, MP, etc - where the saree and saree blouse designs and forms are mostly dominated by two clusters and styles - ><br />[a] Benares - or banaras, or kashi style<br />[b] Lucknow or the awadh style -<br />If one moves to the 3rd segment of the north indian region to check out variations of saree and saree blouse designs, and correlated the colors and fabric choices of sarees with an eye toward comparsion and contrast - between Lucknow and UP style, olga UTSAV OR olya FESTIVAL SAREES : one notices the differences betwen bengali sarees and bengali saree blouse designs with that of benarsi sarees and rajasthani sarees and saree blouse designs.<br />One might wonder if the sample data from a temporal standpoint should be festival saree and saree blouses or lehenga choli to arrive at such classification and taxonomy of saree and saree blouse designs, patterns and variations or should another metric be used ?<br />I am not sure how to address that question, but to state that the diversity of india could be hidden in modern times and fused by mobility and integration plus by the non nucleation of the indian family: system ...<br />It is in festivals, hence, that the contrast is more obvious and less fusion, which makes the classification and clusterization of saree and saree blouse dimensions to be much more easy and vivid - and hence statistically significant, as clusterization and classification -would loose meaning and relevance if the number of clusters are as many as there are regions..<br />Hindu festivals are also a better gauge for the clusterization and classification of saree and saree blouse patterns designs and variations because of the following reasons:<br />[a] Hindus wear different styles and clothing in bridal season also, which very much coincides with karva chauth and diwali seasons. Indeed, starting today, ie KARVA CHAUTH 2010 -

Stuning Bollywood Sarees

Stuning Bollywood Sarees

The Saree styles are undoubtedly diverse when it comes to Bollyood. Starting from Mumtaz style to the low neck lines, every style has got its own uniqueness. Our young stars have showcased many designer wear sarees in some of the leading movies. Each time these bollywood stars exhibit different apparel with immense grace and style.
Bollywood has often proved to be a learning platform for the teeming youths. Almost every person of every age group gets inspired by our bollywood stars. Their style of dressing is one of the prominent features that the masses look upto.
However the kind of fashion that prevailed a few decades back has undergone a sea change over the passage of time.
As far as bollywood sarees are concerned, one can surely see that right from its style to its fabric, everything seems to have got better. Adding more grace to the outfit is the way our celebrities carry their designer coutures. Aishwarya Rai’s inevitable style statement in Devdaas led the masses drooling over her spectacular outfit. Next in a row are many other bollywood stars like Madhuri Dixit, Sushmita Sen, Hema Malini etc. who have always worn elegant sarees.

Stuning Bollywood Sarees

Colors have their own uniqueness and their power to attract people at large. These days both dark and light colors are in vogue. Colors like hot pink, turquoise blue, orange, red are growing popular. Even light colors are equally fashionable and classy. When worn with right kind of accessories, these bollywood sarees look all the mor

Regional Sarees

Regional Sarees

Assam is famous for its endi, muga and paat silks. Intricately weaved muga and paat saris and mekhela chaddars (local costume) are available at most garment shops. However it is better to buy these Indian traditional saris from a.................. more >>
Bangalore Sarees
Bangalore is a great place to buy pure silk sarees. Bangalore silk saris are quite famous all over the world. Places like Bangalore, Varanasi and Jaipur are reputed for their own style of saree making using different fabrics like georgette, silk, organza, etc..................more>>
Bengali Sarees
Tangail, Dhoneokali, Shantipuri and Begumpuri are popular styles of Bengal handlooms saris in the lower price range. Of these, Tangail which comes from Fulia, has a fine texture, with its 100s count fabric and highly stylized motifs, while Dhoneokali is known for its stripes and checks.....more>>
Banarasi Sarees

In the world of fashion ‘Benarasi Saree’ remains the Indian ‘SUN’ and has been a subject of great inspiration and appreciation for world-wide costume connoisseurs...... ..more >>

Regional Sarees

Bombay Sarees
All the fashion in India starts from Bombay because of bollywood. Bombay is famous for Bombay saris. Bombay silk sarees are well known all over the world. Embroidered Bombay sarees have made a mark in the fashion world...................more >>
Chennai Sarees

From traditional vegetarian fair to fast foods, from nine-yard sarees to the latest in fashion. Chennai has vivid contrasts that are a pleasant surprise. Chennai sarees include Block printed sarees, Hand painted sarees, India silk sarees, printed silk sarees, pure silk sarees, kanchipuram sarees, mysore silk sarees, aarani silk sarees, hand loom silks, festival silk sarees, etc....more >>
Gadwal Sarees
Gadwal Sarees show strong design links to the silk border - Cotton body Sarees of the eastern Central Deccan. Most Gadwal Sarees are woven with interlocked - weft borders of contrasting colours. It is believed that the brocading abilities of many of the weavers in Gadwal originate from Banaras, where a local Maharaja sent their ancestors to learn brocade weaving skills..more >>

Rajasthani sarees 2011

Rajasthani sarees 2011

Rajasthani saris from Rajasthan such as bandhni or bandhej sarees are well known all over the world. Rajasthani sari is very comfortable during summer season. Different printing style are known to Rajasthani people akin to block print, leheriya print and bandhni print or tie & dye. Chiffon and georgette Rajasthani sarees are also developing their roots in the world market. Jaipur is the big sari centre in rajasthan so sometime it also known by the name of jaipur as jaipur sarees.
Rajasthan represents the ultimate confluence of history, chivalry, romance, rugged natural prettiness and colour. As Col. James Todd, the celebrated playwright once wrote : "Rajasthan exhibits the sole example in the history of mankind of a people withstanding every outrage barbarity can inflict or human nature sustain, and bent to the earth, yet rising buoyant from the pressure and making calamity a whetstone to courage"
Today, long years after the last trumpet was sounded, and after the military kingdoms of erstwhile Rajputana, sheathed their sword, the desert appears romantic, its arts, the expression of a brave yet sensitive race, its architecture the embodiment of strength and grace. It is as if, in celebration of life itself.
While an age has come to pass, cities flourish and contemporary Rajasthan is an explosion of colour and paegentry. It is the ultimate destination offering something to suit the tastes of every single different traveller.
The process of making bandhni clothes is basically the same in Gujarat and Rajasthan, though the pattern and design vary. The craftsmen from Rajasthan are easily recognizable because they grow the nail on their little finger to facilitate their lifting the cloth to tie it. On they wear a small metal ring with a point. The Gujarati craftsmen prefer to work without these aids. Bandhni sarees and dupattas are available at most shops all over India but to get the authentic material it is advisable to buy from the Rajasthan or Gujarat.

Rajasthani sarees 2011

Chiffon and georgette Rajasthani saris are also developing their roots in the world market. Kota doria is a unique hand-woven fabric having a characteristic square-check pattern. The fabric was predominantly used as sarees, the Kota doria is now a name given to sarees woven at Kaithun. Villages known to weave Kota Doria are mainly located in Rajasthan especially in Kota, Bundi and Baran districts of the state. However, the oldest and biggest concentration of weavers is in Kaithun, situated about 15 kms from Kota (the district headquarter).

Bandhej Sarees

Bandhej Sarees

Bandhej or Bandhani is an art of tie and dye practiced mainly in the states of Rajasthan and Gujarat, India. Bandhej or Bandhni gets its name from the root word, 'baandh' meaning 'knot'. A plain piece of cloth, usually in cotton, muslin or silk, is tied with threads and dyed with various colors.
The process of creating a Bandhej fabric starts from dipping of cloth into a colour after which the cloth is folded to a quarter of its size. The fabric is first bleached, then folded and motifs are imprinted on it with a reddish dye called 'geru'. Then small knots are tied by hand to make up the motifs. The smaller the knots and the gaps between them, the more premium the finished product.
The colouring method involves the lightest shade being worked in first order, after which this is tied and a darker colour is introduced. An unlimited number of colour schemes are used. The designs are created with the combination of small dots and circles. Quality of bandhej can be judged by the size of the dots; the smaller the dots, finer is the quality. Red, maroon, yellow, golden and black are the common shades.
Bandhej or Bandhani is thus a skilled work of ornamenting the cloth with combination of colours. And what better way of flaunting this traditional art and colour than in a saree. Some of the most revered bandhej sarees come as region-specific like Rajkot Bandhej, Jaipur Bandhej, Jodhpur Bandhej etc.
Rajkot in Gujarat is one of the major bandhej or bandhini centres of India. Rajkot Bandhej Sarees are famous all over the world for their rich color hues and attractive shades. The Rajkot Bandhej sarees are known to captivate the imagination of one and all with their multi colored range and motifs. These sarees, with or without embellishments, are desired also for their delicate motifs that are figure flattering for all body types and brighten all complexions.

Bandhej Sarees

Rajasthani Bandhej Sarees are the perfect epitome of the love of Indian women for traditional motifed sarees. Rajkot Bandhej Sarees Jodhpuri Bandhej and Jaipuri Bandhej symbolize a special process of tie-and dye creating the very popular LEHERIA pattern. Its name is derived from ‘leher’ meaning waves and depicts a stylized wave pattern on bandhej. Jodhpur Bandhej sarees , turbans and dupattas with ‘leheria’ pattern are adored for festive occasions like Teej and Diwali. Jaipur Bandhej sarees on the other hand boast of the most intricate patterns emerging in discharge with vibrant backgrounds and therefore is a style statement with experimental fabrics and trendy styles.

Latest Chikan Sari

Latest Chikan Sari

Chikankari is a fine and intricate shadow-work type of embroidery done by white yarn on colourless muslins call tanzeb (tan meaning body and zeb meaning decoration). The word ‘chikan’ according to one school of thought appears to have had its origin in Persia, being derivative of chakin or chakeen. Indian women wear chikan sareesor aunty saree at all occasions these sarees are offered at different colors and designs.it is also known as chikan lucknowi sarees. It may also be a distorted form of the work chikeen or siquin, a coin valued at Rs. 4 for which the embroidery was sold. Another explanation ascribes its origin to East Bengal where the word chikan meant ‘fine’.
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The earliest reference in literature to chikan dates back to the 3rd century B.C. In his records Megasthenes, a Greek traveller, had mentioned the use of flowered muslins by the Indians.
Stitches :
Stitching on chikan saris are great and can be separated into three categories: Flat stitches, which are delicate and subtle and lie close to the surface of the fabric giving it a distinctive textural appearance; Embossed stitches which are highlighted from the fabric surface lending it a characteristic grainy touch and Jali work which is the most striking feature of chikan embroidery and which creates a delicate net effect. The fabric is broken into holes by ‘teasing’ the warp and weft yarns and holding them in position by small stitches.

Latest Chikan Sari

ABOUT CHIKAN EMBROIDERY :
Chikan has a certain grace and elegance, which ensure that it never goes out of style the embroidery on chikan saris made them special saris for everyone. If you wear Chikan you really are wearing a piece of history, as it is a form of embroidery that has been art part of India for centuries, it is said to have been originally introduced by Nur Jahan, the beautiful wife of the Mughal emperor, Jahangir. It has since evolved and attained its glory and perfection in Lucknow. Chikan Embroidery is a form of hand embroidery with patterns of different designs stitched by means of untwisted white cotton or silk (or rayon)threads on the surface of the fabric. In Chikan work, there is a fixed repertoire of stitches and it is usual for quite a few types of stitched to appear on the same piece of embroidery (thereby enhancing it's intricacy and beauty). The different types of Chikan work done on ethnic sarees are Taipchi, Bakhia, Phunda, Murri, Jaali, Hathkati, Pechni, Ghas Patti, Chaana Patti etc.
Chikan embroidery is a very laborious and time consuming task (The craftsmen are trained for 15 to 20 years and sometimes it takes 10 to 15 days to make an outfit with hand embroidery as they fill in the designs with threads with detail work). This is why Chikan is so expensive as compared to machine embroidery. Here is an interesting article from the Times of India (one of India's leading newspapers) on Chikan and on Indian fashion from India Today:

New Designer Saree Blouse

New Designer Saree Blouse

Designer blouse is the hottest raging fashion today. This fashion has been boosted by the latest Bollywood trends. Off shoulders, haulter necks, tie up necklines, boat necks, noodle straps, backless are quite haute and in vogue these days. So go trendy with the most in fashion blouse designs to get that perfect look.
The changing fashion trends have led to a sea change in the wardrobe of the modern Indian woman. Today’s woman whether she belongs to the corporate world or is a homemaker, is far more conscious of her appearance than ever before. Now willing to experiment with her clothes, she wants to be traditional yet fashionable, sari being the best option.
Today's revamed wardrobe now consists of blouses termed as designer blouse, which add a touch of class to any sari and give a classy look.

New Designer Saree Blouse

The blouse or choli today has gained equal stature with the sari. The humble blouse or choli of the yester years has evolved from a low cut midriff baring blouse to a designer blouse, a more adventurous avatar which is in sync with the current fashion trends. Saris with attached blouses are passé as designer blouses have taken the fashion world by a storm. Blouses are no longer treated as mere decorative garments. Designer blouses are made to order to cater to the individual needs of a client. These custom made designer blouses can be made in an array of colours, ranging from pastels to brighter tones and muted to darker tones. Fabrics like cotton, silk, satin, georgette, crepe etc are good options for a designer blouse. Designer blouses have different neck designs and these are generally embellished with stones, aari, sequins, beads, kundan, crystals, embroideries of different kinds etc

Indian Festival Saree

Indian Festival Saree

Almost each region in India has its individual test and way of draping the 'saree'. Some daring ladies have been known to wear it with backless cholis or even without one! 'Sarees' come in a wide variety like - exclusive saris, exclusive silk sari, wedding sarees, festival saree etc. There are special Saris for happy occasions.
On the birth of a new baby or the wedding of a relative ladies wear brocade and festival sareesare usually worn while in celebrations and festivals like the Diwali and the Durga Puja, women wear exclusive sarees that are embroidered with gold. Brides of almost all classes wear light colored Sari. Women wear red or pink sari with zari work on the eve of karwa chauth. Fine silk sarees are for all festive occasions. On the festival of Teej, colorful bandhej sarees are very much into the trend.
For buying exclusive sarees Utsavsarees is the best saree shop where you can find fancy and unique collection of exclusive embroidered saris, exclusive sari from our fashion designers, festival sarees for different occasions such as navratri, dandiya, garba and many more, over 500 designs are added every month.

Indian Festival Saree

Six yards of fascination' goes a popular description of the 'Saree'. This 5 to 9 meter long piece of cloth is tucked in and draped around a petticoat tied at the waist, pleated and passed over the wearer's shoulder. It is normally worn with a fitted bodice called the choli, leaving the midriff bare. Depending on the wearer's mood, the 'saree' can be extremely seductive, dignified or circumspect.
Women prefer sarees, the look demands tiny embroidered blouses with lot of crystal on it with beautiful Austrian or French lace sarees. Also embroidery-using sequins with a metallic sheen on sarees are just the thing to add glamour to the festive season. Red shibori sari is a good option to wear at baisakhi festival.

Chennai Silk Saree

Chennai Silk Saree

Sari shops in and around Mylapore also have their share of loyal customers. Vardharams on Harrington Road, Tulsi Silks, Rasi or Radha silk emporium near Kapaleeswarar temple in Mylapore, BM Silks and India Silk Emporium enjoy a faithful clientele. Co-optex Saree Museum on Pantheon Road, Egmore and a series of several emporia along the famous Mount Road add to the vast number of sari shops in the city.
Many of these shops have their own design and weaving centres. Innovation, experimenting with new designs and color combinations, gracious customer service, maintaining excellent client rapport seems to be the keyword for their sustained growth. Keen in adapting to changing customer needs in order to maintain goodwill and clientele; they provide all support to customers while selecting the right sari.
All these shops stock both traditional Kanchipuram silk saris and the modern lightweight saris. The range includes block printed saris, printed silk saris, pure silk saris, dharmavaram silk saris, kanchipuram saris, mysore silk saris, aarani silk saris, hand loom silks, bridal wear saris.

Chennai Silk Saree

Today Chennai boasts of sari stores that stock a wide variety of glamorous saris, from embroidered georgette and embellished chiffon to gaily printed and designer sarees one of a kind. You can look for such a range at Varsidhi, Man Mandir, Rupkali and Ruprang, to name a few.
Talking of prices, your budget is the limit. Simple, elegant lightweight silk saris can be purchased for as less as Rs.1500/- and authentic silk sari can cost up to one lakh. The price depends on the silk purity, intricate designs and embellishments.

Pakistani Saree Style

Pakistani Saree Style

Pakistanis are getting current as far as their life style is concerned. While the world has become a global village and internet has made every thing accessible, Pakistani people try to copy Indian or Western life style. Being a Muslim state, Pakistanis should be Muslim too in their ways of living. But the situation is quite opposite. Like all other societies in world, there are three sections in which the whole society is divided.
The sari is a traditional Indian and Pakistani dress that has been around from as way back as 2800 – 1800 BC. It was mainly because Hindu culture was against wearing any cloth that was pierced with a needle to be impure that woven, pure cotton saris were worn. As these 6 yard cotton saris turned out to be rather plain, silk and other threads were used in weaving saris of exquisite designs and patterns.
Saris have differ in its extent, and were first worn wrapped about the waist, and draped over the shoulder. The same style is followed today by most Hindus where the navel is usually bare. As it was believed that the source of life and creativity was the navel, it is usually kept bare.

Pakistani Saree Style

Saris help emphasize the woman’s body where small waists and large hips and breasts are admired. Saris were also a beloved amongst temple dancers as it provided them with free movement, while maintaining the modesty of the body. In addition to this, saris helped in accommodating hot climates.
The sari is also a reflection of cultural diversity where different patterns and colors have specific meanings and implications. White saris are usually worn during rituals and for mourning as it is considered to be a pure color. Brides usually wear red saris as red represents valor and it is worn because of its emotional, fertility and sexual i

Bangladeshi Saree Fashion 2011

Bangladeshi Saree Fashion 2011

The Jamdani sarees from Dhaka, Bangladesh are the latest hit among working women owing to their elegance. Bangladeshi sarees have more decorations and unique designs. The weaver community in Bangladesh show their exclusive skill and skill in these sarees that could not be create elsewhere. The feel of the Jamdani saree resembles muslin, while the ornate work on the saree is elaborate.
Bangladeshi sarees have works done with unlike colours and patterns that makes each work unique and precious. The saree comes from rural Bangladesh where a weaver in a tranquil atmosphere weaves verse in the fabric. The most valuble tradition has been kept alive by the weavers of Bangladesh. Though the handloom industry of Bangladesh might have seen many climates, enthusiastic patrons keep the art form alive.

Bangladeshi Saree Fashion 2011

Bangladeshi sarees are made from fine Egyptian cotton. Intricate warps are made between threads that echo the diligence and expertise of the weavers. Normally Bangladeshi sarees have beige base and innovative design. The old jala loom is used for the saree and it may sometimes take a year to complete a saree. The touch of these sarees is smooth while the threads are firm. These sarees are often grand and sophisticated in appearance. The saree retains its importance among saree lovers till date. Any Indian woman is easily lured by the mere glance of these sarees. These sarees are now promoted and made available in all parts of the globe. Many women feel it a pride to own few of those sarees. Bangladeshi sarees are available in leading shops.

Chiffon Saree

Chiffon Saree

Chiffon is a light diaphanous fabric of silk, nylon, etc Lightweight, sheer, transparent. Made with very fine, tightly twisted yarns. The famous product of its fabric is chiffon sari. The tightly twisted yarns could be either in the filling or the warp or both. It is very strong, despite filmy look. Though Chiffon Saree gives look very well but very difficult to handle chiffon saris when sewing and it is best to baste the pieces over tissue to make it easier. It has slightly bumpy look. Chiffon sarees are best suited to shirring, draping, gathering,tucking, etc., because it is so limp. If made in a straight sheath style, it should be underlined with very firm fabric. e.g. faille taffeta. Utsav Sarees is the best chiffon sarees shop where you can find exclusive collection of chiffon saris, printed chiffon saree, exclusive and embroidered chiffon sari for formal get together and parties for online shopping.
This light and airy, sheer translucent material can provide depth and separation as well as a soft and romantic atmosphere.

Chiffon Saree

Chiffon saree is yet another saree that makes an elegant wear both for the everyday wear and evening wear. These are very fine graceful saris for every occasion. The chiffon fabrics is widely used in Indian fashion saris.
Bandhini prints are based on ancient regional Indian design are used on chiffon saris. Chiffon sarees with resham work done on them increases the beauty of a lady. Gold metallic embroidery increases the look of a chiffon saree.
The Indian chiffon saree excites everyone. According to Ritu kumar, famous designer, she made some crazy clothes with zips and embellishments but realised we had to be reintroduced to our own motifs. So, she recreated the traditional appeal of handblock printing in chiffon. Her first exhibition, at Lalit Kala Academy, the fresh feel she lent to dying arts like zardozi, embroidery and handblock printing amused many.

Chikan Saree 2011

Chikan Saree 2011

Chikankari is a fine and intricate shadow-work type of embroidery done by white yarn on colourless muslins called tanzeb (tan meaning body and zeb meaning decoration). The word ‘chikan’ according to one school of thought appears to have had its origin in Persia, being derivative of chakin or chakeen. Indian women wear chikan sareesor aunty saree at all occasions these sarees are available at different colors and designs.it is also known as chikan lucknowi sarees. It may also be a distorted form of the work chikeen or siquin, a coin valued at Rs. 4 for which the embroidery was sold. Another explanation ascribes its origin to East Bengal where the word chikan meant ‘fine’.
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The earliest reference in literature to chikan dates back to the 3rd century B.C. In his records Megasthenes, a Greek traveller, had mentioned the use of flowered muslins by the Indians.
Stitches :
Stitching on chikan saris are great and can be divided into three categories: Flat stitches, which are delicate and subtle and lie close to the surface of the fabric giving it a distinctive textural appearance; Embossed stitches which are highlighted from the fabric surface lending it a characteristic grainy texture and Jali work which is the most striking feature of chikan embroidery and which creates a delicate net effect. The fabric is broken into holes by ‘teasing’ the warp and weft yarns and holding them in position by small stitches.

Chikan Saree 2011

ABOUT CHIKAN EMBROIDERY :
Chikan has a certain grace and elegance, which ensures that it never goes out of style the embroidery on chikan saris made them special saris for everyone. If you wear Chikan you really are wearing a piece of history, as it is a form of embroidery that has been art part of India for centuries, it is said to have been originally introduced by Nur Jahan, the beautiful wife of the Mughal emperor, Jahangir. It has since evolved and attained its glory and perfection in Lucknow. Chikan Embroidery is a form of hand embroidery with patterns of different designs stitched using untwisted white cotton or silk (or rayon)threads on the surface of the fabric. In Chikan work, there is a fixed repertoire of stitches and it is usual for several types of stitched to appear on the same piece of embroidery (thereby enhancing it's intricacy and beauty). The different types of Chikan work done on ethnic sarees are Taipchi, Bakhia, Phunda, Murri, Jaali, Hathkati, Pechni, Ghas Patti, Chaana Patti etc.

Georgette Saree

Georgette Saree

Georgette saree is a traditional wear with class. Exclusive georgette sari blouse is essentially a party wear or a festive wear. These sarees are available in all colors. The look of geogette saris can be multiplied by zardosi or embroidery work. Geogette sari collection is like a treasure. The soft and shimmering georgette sari is widely used as the dress for women. The stitches and the intricate workmanship used in pure georgette is par excellence. The graceful drape of georgette gets perfectly blended with traditional Indian designs and patterns. If you are looking for georgette saree shop where you can find exclusive collection of georgette sarees, printed georgette saris, designer georgette sari, exclusive and embroidered georgette sarees for weddings and marriages for online shopping, then please visit our online saree catalogue.
Georgette is a sheer lightweight fabric, often made of silk or polyester. It is slightly heavier and more opaque than chiffon. The twisted crepe fibers from which georgette is made gives it a springy quality that makes it seem to move on its own. While this quality makes georgette somewhat more difficult to sew the results are well worth the effort.
Georgette is a thin woven silk fabric often of crepe yarn and construction. It is -a sheer silk or rayon crepe of dull texture. A sheer lightweight fabric, often made of silk or from such manufactured fibers as polyester, with a crepe surface. End-uses include dresses and blouses.

Georgette Saree

Indian dressing styles are marked by many variations, both religious and regional with a wide choice of textures and styles.
A sari is a rectangular piece of cloth which is five to six yards in length. The style, color and texture of this cloth varies and it might be made from cotton, silk or one of the several man-made materials. The sari has an ageless charm since it is not cut or tailored for a particular size.
The collection of traditional, printed and embroidered fancy saris made from imported and Indian fabric including georgette and crepes are a hit among the fashion conscious women of today. Every piece of sarees that we make in this category reflects the richness of traditional Indian ethnicity.

Latest Saree Trends for 2011

Latest Saree Trends for 2011

For Indian women, a dress that never goes out of fashion is Indian Sarees. This attire makes any woman look sensuous and beautiful. From traditional to modern designer sarees, every variety is good to bring that poise in a girl and transform her into a woman. In India, every woman while shopping for a saree, decide to go for a new sort to add another feather to her collection.
When it is Sarees – Bollywood does matter !
A major influence on the favored choice of saree is the trend set by Bollywood stars and what they wear on the award nights. Even the influence of Bollywood Sarees has reached beyond seas and women settled overseas are also fanatical about owning sarees. Their most preferred types are the ones that are glittering having zardosi work or zari or embroidery of some sort or resham job on them. From a simple cotton or silk saree with some golden thread or artistic work done on it to heavy gaudy sarees is always in demand for young women who imitate the celebrities.
The Saree Colors to be favored in 2011
Designer Sarees 2011 Whatever be the fabric, the year 2011 is the year of the color and sunglasses of purple. This is the newest trendsetting color, which look, quite girlie and beautiful. Violet being a royal color in itself will look great with works of resham and sequins on a net or tissue sarees, making a classy style statement. Fancy borders with intricately patched and embroidered with dark colored sequins look quite cool.

Latest Saree Trends for 2011

Other than purple, violet and mauve, other trendy colors are black, dark bottle green, dark royal blue, dark maroon, which always remain on the top of the priority list. Resham and sequins work looks best on dark colors giving the saree an aristocratic feel. These sarees are apt for evening parties where you can flaunt your stunning saree, along with a well-designed blouse complimenting the saree and suitable jewelry with it.
The Wedding Saree Trend of 2011
For wedding ceremonies, Benarasi silk sarees will keep their popularity for 2011. These “all time favorites” with their refined exquisite brocade and zari work on the border is a dream for any would-be bride. It is the shimmering luster of the Benarasi sarees that magnetize every one. These days a lot of creativity goes into making a Benarasi appear more breathtaking. Many designers use even the Benarasi silk fabric to create new styles as well.
Georgette Sarees will rule the roost in 2011
The lightest and trendiest fabric and is considered evergreen by women are Georgette Sarees and Net Sarees. Due to its puckered material, georgette and net makes the wearer look slim and stylish. On such types of sarees, heavy embroidery work looks gorgeous and makes you look magically pleasing to the eye.