Five sarees that never go out of style

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Five sarees that never go out of style
Classic and chic, a saree is one of the most
iconic attires ever to exist. The nine-yard drape
never goes out of style, and moreover, it only
evolves to become better and better. Whether it
is a formal event, a casual outing or a wedding,
a well-draped saree makes a statement, unlike any
other ensemble. The evolution of the saree has
introduced several styles, fabrics and
silhouettes. However, a few specific saree types
have stood the test of time. These particular
styles are an essential part of every Indian
womans wardrobe and are even considered
heirlooms that are passed to the younger
generation.
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Here are five saree styles that will never go out
of style and reflect Indias rich cultural
heritage.
Benarasi Silk Saree Benarasi Silk Saree is one of
the most famous sarees in India. These sarees
originated from Varanasi in  Uttar Pradesh and
are known for their intricate designs and
fine-quality silk. Benarasi Silk Sarees are
handwoven by skilled artisans, and the fabric is
heavy, making it perfect for weddings and other
special occasions. The sarees borders and
pallu are usually embellished with zari work,
which adds to its charm. If you want to add a
classic Benarsi designer silk saree to your
collection, consider this Sravya Benarasi Saree
in pink by ace designer Anita Dongre. The
stunning pick has exquisite detailing and can be
paired with gold jewels for the ultimate look.
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Kanjeevaram Silk Saree
A creation originating from the vibrant state of
Tamil Nadu, Kanjeevaram Silk Sarees are renowned
for their rich colours, heavy silk fabric, and
intricate designs. These sarees are woven with
pure silk threads, and the borders and pallu are
adorned with intricate zari work, which gives
them a royal look. Kanjeevaram Silk Sarees are
perfect for weddings, festivals, and other
special occasions. They are available in various
designs and colours, and their elegance and
beauty make them a timeless classic.
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Bandhani Saree
A special saree type from the state of Rajasthan
and Gujarat, Bandhani Sarees are known for their
bright colours and intricate designs. These
sarees are made by tying small knots on the
fabric and dyeing them. The process creates
beautiful patterns on the saree, which are unique
and eye-catching. This Deetya Bandhani Saree in
black is an exceptional choice for casual outings
and formal events alike. The silk saree
and designer blouse can be paired with gold or
silver jewellery to create a sophisticated look.
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Chanderi Saree
A traditional Indian saree that originated in
Madhya Pradesh, Chanderi Saree is known for its
sheer texture and glossy finish. It is a popular
choice for formal occasions and festivals. The
saree is made with a mix of silk and cotton, and
sometimes with pure silk or pure cotton as well.
The fabric is woven with intricate designs that
include floral, geometric, and peacock motifs,
using the traditional weaving techniques. The
beauty of Chanderi sarees lies in their subtle
elegance and understated glamour, making them a
timeless addition to any womans wardrobe.
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Ajrakh Saree 
Ajrakh sarees are a type of traditional textile
art that originated in the Kutch region of
Gujarat. These sarees are made using a complex
process of resist dyeing and block printing,
using natural dyes such as indigo, madder, and
pomegranate. The designs on Ajrakh sarees
typically feature intricate geometric patterns
and motifs, often inspired by nature and
mythology. This blue piece is an excellent
example of the Ajrakh Saree. The gorgeous saree
can be toned up or down according to the
occasion, but it does help you make a statement
nonetheless. Add these traditional and evergreen
sarees to your wardrobe and you will never be out
of options for when you want to step out.
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