Varieties of Indian Sari

Every region of India has developed its own unique sari style, which differs in terms of fabric and weaving style. The reservoir of sari is simply superb encompassing embroidered sari, classy silk saree and special bridal designer sarees. The exclusive range of Indian Saris includes:

Cotton sarees

Cotton sarees (Sari) are made in different regions of India. You can pick up a Venkatgiri saree or Pochampalli saree or even a Maheshwari saree. Crisp Bengal cottons are a must-have in any woman's wardrobe. The cool and elegant Kota of Rajasthan or the Cotton prints of South India are also popular. The earthy shades of Sambalpur cottons have their simple charm. The Tangail and Shantiniketan sarees of Bengal are yet another example of the fine weaving history of the country. Kalamkari sarees in cotton also find many takers. Indian Cotton saris are draped at festivals, weddings and many other ceremonies. Indian Cotton Saree (Sari)  has intricate work that gives it an elegant look.