Sarees

With the label  Raw Mango  being so much popular among the celebs these days, we can easily say that silk sarees have become the first love of the celebs. It’s no longer the trend that Kanjivaram silk sarees are just for the older group of ladies. When so many modern ways to style a kanjivaram sarees are available, now you have the liberty to look stylish even in a kanjeevaram saree.  Let’s have a look at some amazing ways in which you can give a contemporary touch to your traditional kanjivaram saree: Drape Kanjeevaram Saree in Lehenga Style You can wear the kanjeevaram saree as a lehenga saree with pleats or without pleats. You can also buy a fusion kanjeevaram fabric saree in which the skirt part will be of some other fabric and the pallu part can be of the kanjeevaram fabric. Drape it in this ultra stylish way and get a unique look in your traditional kanjeevaram saree. Loose Pallu Style You can create a very unique style statement by tying you...

While we adore new outfits for many events, it is important to keep these magnificent Kanjeevarams so they continue forever. After all, how are you going to produce heirloom bits of you do not maintain that gorgeous silk! Washing your Kanjeevaram 1. Regularly dry wash -- Silk is a fragile cloth and so it requires a skilled hand to wash it. Dry cleaning is the best method to take care of the fabric. 2. Washing - If you do wind up washing it in your home, always use cold water and only a little shampoo just after three washes. Harsh detergents and scrubbing will damage your cherished saree!   Wash the saree, the pallu and the border of your saree separately. 3. Soapberries or soapnuts offer you a fantastic choice for any compound additives. They do not even damage the zari or the silk of your Kanjeevaram. Shop the top quality Kanjivaram silk sarees online at Fasnic . 4. Never wring it: That is the very last thing that you need to do. First, roll the s...

10. Munga Sarees Munga handloom sarees are crafted in traditional silk fabric which comes from Assam. These handloom sarees come in traditional motifs and present a unique three-dimensional effect, which makes it stylish. 9. Tant Sarees Next among the most well known varieties of handloom sarees in India is the Tant Sarees, which come from the artistic state of West Bengal. The sarees carry a wide border with elegant silk thread work, while the pallu exhibits an elaborate design. It comes in a wide range of colors and designs. 8. Chanderi Silk Sarees Chanderi silk sarees are traditional handloom pure silk sarees hailing from the state of Madhya Pradesh. They are light weight sarees done in soft cotton or silk texture and look extremely graceful, with narrow border and booti designs. 7. Bandhini Sarees Bandhini refers to the traditional art of tie and dye which is indigenous to the state of Gujarat and these handloom sarees are appreciated for their u...

1. Chanderi Silk Saree from Madhya Pradesh  I am starting off the post by mentioning my favorite kind of silk fabric, that is Chanderi silk from the lands of Madhya Pradesh.Chanderi is the thinnest & the most light weighted silk fabric that you would find across. If you don’t feel comfortable in wearing heavy sarees, then you should go for Chanderi fabric which looks very rich & exquisite, yet, it is super easy to drape & carry! Click here to know more about pure silk sarees . 2. Banarasi Silk Saree from Varanasi The sacred city of temples, Varanasi (or Banaras) is famous for its tons of specialties & Banarasi Silk Saree is just one of them! Banarasi silk sarees have a timeless appeal to thari work as well as zardozi work on the fabric & make the  sarees  look em. To increase the gorgeousness of Banarasi silk sarees, the skilled artisans from Varanasi addzari work on the fabric make the sarees look more opulent. Buy the latest ha...