Banarasi Saree

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is the product of an unusual example of fine craftsmanship brought by Mughals to India. There were talented Muslim craftsmen during Moughal times who were specialists in the art of weaving and design. This was the time when the art of sari weaving was at its peak, with Indian traditional costumes being used for Persian motifs. Most of those lovely Banarasi art silk saree come from the now-known Banaras cottage industries. Varanasi is today a renowned destination for

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where saree weaving has become a family practice in which the majority of family members are experts in designing complex motifs for Banarasi saree. The silk is very costly and comes from South India, particularly Bangalore, as opposed to Chinese silk. Further, there are many varieties of south silk, such as banarasi cotton silk.

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Banarasi sarees are women’s valuable possession. You can find at least one in their wardrobe. The gold zari flourished on the weaving silk since the Mughal era is cherished even today. However, buying them has come at your fingertips. Now, women buy banarasi silk sarees online at the ease of their homes.

A banarasi saree can take up to a month or more to prepare. Vishnu Weaves is here to help you choose and buy banarasi saree online.

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Banaras is a holy city with a deep history. Banarasi saree leads on the top with magnificent designs. They are made of silk, and women love to wear them. You must have observed that the clothing of gods is also made of banarasi sarees. If you are looking to buy a banarasi saree for wedding bride, have a look at our online shopping store. We have a wide variety of banarasi sarees including katan banarasi sarees at the best price.

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Handling Silk Sarees

• Always take them out at regular intervals and expose them to mild- sunlight for a few hours. And then, store them back. This would maintain their color and shine specifically for a georgette banarasi saree.
• Keep changing the folds of the sari to avoid permanent wrinkles and increase its longevity especially in the case of a banarasi cotton saree.
• Use neem leaves to keep away the bugs. It is better than using naphthalene balls. Always air-dry the sarees after you wear them to avoid a bad smell.
• Dry cleaning is the safest way to clean your silk.
• Store them folded and wrapped in a pure cotton or muslin cloth as this will allow the saree to breathe.