India has a diversity of exquisite people and cultures. We may live in the same country, but our lifestyles and culture vary from state to state. Our Indian traditional wear is the saree, which is worn in each city of the country. Different women wear sarees in distinct ways, with each style beautiful and unique. 

Here are the various styles of how the sarees are draped in Indian states you may find interesting.

 

Bandhani

City: Ahmedabad

Bandhani, one of the oldest known methods of tie-dyeing, is widely practiced in Western India. The cloth is made by lifting small portions and tying them by tugging the fabric with the fingernails into many tiny bindings that form a representative design for an elaborate pattern of dots.

 

Banarsi

City: Uttar Pradesh

Banarasi sarees have ruled since the Mughal era, and nearly all Indian women who are saree lovers have at least one of them. Banarasi sarees are handwoven from the most delicate silk thread with careful attention to the point by skilled artisan weavers. 

 

Chanderi

City: Madhya Pradesh

Chanderi designs involve classic coins, flowery art, peacocks, and contemporary geometric designs and these sarees are among the finest in India. Chanderi is comprehended for their gold and silver brocade or zari, delicate silk, and rich embroidery.

 

Jamdani

City: West Bengal

Jamdani saree is an erratic weft weaving technique described as the art of pleasing Parsi Gara accomplished on the loom. In Jamdani, motifs are inlaid into the material by adding a thicker thread to fine warp yarns by hand.

 

Kanjeevaram

City: Tamil Nadu

Regarded as one of the most long-lasting and sturdy fabrics, the Kanjeevaram saree, made up of three silk yarns weaved together with silver wire, is more durable. A Kanjeevaram saree can be as weighty as 2 kilos.

 

Kasavu

City: Kerala

Kasavu saree is white and gold and unique due to its natural shades, texture, and gold boundary, adding to its classiness. The title comes from a material used in the weaving and production of these sarees. 

 

Patola

City: Gujarat

Patola is a double ikat braided sari made from silk, which you have to warp and weft yarns to withstand the dye according to the wished pattern of the final woven fabric. This tying is repeated for each color composed in the finished cloth.