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Bridal sarees are traditional wedding wear for the women living in the Indian subcontinent. However, women from other countries and regions too are attracted towards these ethnic Indian clothes. Crafted traditionally for many years, the Indian wedding sarees these days are designed by renowned fashion designers as well. Read the rest of this entry »

Banarasi Silk Sarees

The Indian silk sarees are known for their lustrous beauty and incomparable variety of designs and colors. These sarees are known to be the traditional bridal wear for most of the Indian brides. No wedding is complete without the luxurious and expensive sarees made of pure silk.

A variety of women cloths are manufactured from different parts of the country. The Indian women wear vibrant colored sarees made of silk during festive seasons and occasions. The traditional south Indian sarees made of pure silk is known worldwide for its aesthetic beauty and glamour. Read the rest of this entry »

Banarasi Brocade Sarees

The famed “Pashmina” of Kashmir received Geographical Indication (GI) rights last year and recently Banarasi silk products joined the league along with Tirupati laddu, Darjeeling Tea and Pochampalli. The other product from the state of Uttar Pradesh, India to receive GI is Malihabadi Dussehri mango. The Banarsi Silk Sari gets its recognition in the name of ‘Banaras Brocades and Sarees’.

Banarasi Bunkar Samiti, an organization of banarasi handloom weavers along with eight other organizations is initiating the effort to receive the right to the Banarasi silk product. GI is a status given to certain products which is related to a specific geographical region or province and entitles certain qualities and privileges due to its geographical origin. Read the rest of this entry »