Type of Saree

Indian Saree

Indian saree is an unstitched long piece of cloth usually five to six yards sometimes as long as nine yard. Saree is wrapped around the body with one end tied around the waist and the other end called "pallu" neatly draped over the shoulder.The Indian saris are known around the world for their beautiful silks and intricate trim and pallu.

Bridal Saree

Indian considers that wedding is the most important occasion in a family.From an ancient time the trend of saree wearing in wedding is continued or evolved through the ages.Today a lot of designs or work is done on them which give more grace and beauty.

Fancy Saree

A fancy saree is well known all over the world. Indian women wear fancy saree at all occasion. The embroidered fancy saree have made a mark in the fashion world. A large number of fancy saris are exported from India to all over the world. Fancy Saree is a dress for all seasons and virtually all occasions.

Silk Saree

The combination of shine and the glamour associated with Silk has led to the creation of a myriad of traditional sari styles, with each region lending its unique flavour to Indian ethnicity. The most popular and expensive saris are the silk saris. Silk saris are worn for weddings, formal occasions and festivals.

Bollywood Saree

Elegance and grace are the key to perfection in Bollywood. From Bollywood Saris to salwaar kameez, traditional clothing and style is continually being altered with a western twist. Bollywood saree is known for Bollywood's elaborate costumes. Saree makes a great impact on the viewers. Bollywood Sari fashion highlights the beauty of women in the most graceful and natural manner.

Salwar Kameez

The Salwar kameez is the second most popular Indian dress and is gaining in popularity fast with the younger generation. The Indian salwar kameez too has had many design changes. The new designers have come up with great variations of the Salwar kameez. Salwar kurta evolved as a comfortable and respectable garment for women in Kashmir and Punjab, but is now immensely popular in all regions of India. Salwars are pyjama-like trousers drawn tightly in at the waist and the ankles. Over the salwars, women wear a long and loose dress known as a kameez.