The legacy of Indian sarees dates back to the ages of the Hindu Mythology Ramayana-1000 to 300 B.C. The luscious Banarasi silk saree can be traced back to the year 1603. It came to be when some weavers in Gujarat migrated to Banaras, now known as Varanasi, during the Mughal emperor Akbar's reign in India.
Inspired by the Mughal era and the Mughal royalty's love for fine silks, the Banarasi saree boasted intricate motifs, regal designs, and luxurious craftsmanship. Today, it is as much a part of modern festivities as it was... Read More
The legacy of Indian sarees dates back to the ages of the Hindu Mythology Ramayana-1000 to 300 B.C. The luscious Banarasi silk saree can be traced back to the year 1603. It came to be when some weavers in Gujarat migrated to Banaras, now known as Varanasi, during the Mughal emperor Akbar's reign in India.
Inspired by the Mughal era and the Mughal royalty's love for fine silks, the Banarasi saree boasted intricate motifs, regal designs, and luxurious craftsmanship. Today, it is as much a part of modern festivities as it was then and showcases a mixture of both cultures-Mughal & Indian.
Despite the ever-evolving world of fashion, the charm of the Banarasi saree remains unmatched. It is a mainstay in any Indian celebration that calls for aplomb. The very flattering and versatile drape has been passed down through generations as legacy pieces from grandmothers to granddaughters, from mothers to daughters, so on & so forth.
The Banarasi saree even has a geographical indication or GI certification from the Indian government.
Panna brings unparalleled beauty, fine craftsmanship, and age-old art preserved through the luscious folds of authentic Banarasi sarees from Varanasi to your wardrobe.
How is the Banarasi saree made?
Our collection celebrates traditional art and is easily integrated into the modern woman's wardrobe due to its innate versatility. Panna prioritizes the art & artists of Banarasi saree making and invests time and effort to ensure only the most lavish, unique, and beautiful Banarasi sarees reach you.
It takes three weavers 15-30 days to create one Banarasi Saree.
Our artisans first create the design on paper. Hundreds of patterns make just one saree. These patterns are called Patras. Based on them, dyed silk & zari threads are wound in a combination to create beautiful patterns to create a Banarasi Saree.
Types of Our Banarasi Sarees
Katan Banarasi silk saree
Katan Banarasi sarees are made from pure Banarasi silk threads that have been twisted & woven to create some of the softest sarees. Our Katan Banarasi sarees are rich, lustrous, and favorites of the Indian brides and wedding guests. At Panna, you'll find the best Katan banarasi saree price. Not only that, our Katan banarasi saree price online is one of the most competitive in the market.
Georgette Banarasi Saree
The georgette Banarasi sarees are often called Khaddi or Khadi Banarasi sarees. They are a beautiful blend of traditional galore & contemporary blissfulness. These sarees have exquisite Banarasi zari embroidery weaved on georgette fabric. The multi-hued georgette Banarasi sarees at Panna are spun & created like beautiful verses of poetry by skilled artisans. They are elegant and very easy to drape & carry.
Tanchoi Banarasi Sarees
The mystical Tanchoi Banarasi sarees are famed for fine, intricate, beautiful weaving patterns all over the fabric. The motifs & patterns are inspired by the elements of nature like flowers, birds in flight, peacocks, etc. They can also include Jamawar style paisleys or labyrinths crafted by zari. They come in a rich satin finish. At Panna, we have a wide range of multi-hued Tanchoi Banarasi sarees.
Tissue Banarasi Sarees
Tissue Banarasi sarees are elegant and delicate. They have an intricate sheen thanks to the delicately woven golden zari weft. One of the popular designs in these ethereal sarees is lotuses floating in a radiant pond. It is crafted with a rich golden zari. The cut-work technique is often used in these sarees to give them an elevated look. Panna's tissue Banarasi range is exclusive and one of a kind.
Cutwork Sarees
Panna has mastered the art of creating beautiful Banarasi drapes embellished with cutwork embroidery. The sarees are extremely stunning and versatile. If you want to wear an elegant Banarasi saree out of festivities or weddings, try the cutwork Banarasi saree. There is a feeling of astute simplicity and rich intricacy that people like in cutwork sarees.
Shattir Banarasi Sarees
The lightweight & simplistic quality of a shattir Banarasi is the luscious saree's primary attraction. Our exclusive range of shattir sarees is preferred by wedding guests and party-goers. They are cost-effective and suitable for all festivities.
Butidaar Banarasi Sarees
In our stunning range of butidaar Banarasi sarees, traditional motifs beautify luxurious, soft Banarasi silks to form buti patterns. Every buti/butta (motif) is sized from 1 inch to 6 inches. This depends upon the chosen design of the Banarasi. Butidaar Banarasi sarees are one of the most popular Banarasi sarees.
Where to wear your Banarasi Saree?
A rich red Banarasi saree is an apt choice for weddings. It is auspicious and traditionally favored. Even wedding guests, especially family & friends of the bride/groom prefer gorgeous Banarasi sarees in different hues, patterns, and textures. It can also be worn in other festivities, religious events, parties, ceremonies, and more. It will add a dose of glam to your look. You can find Banarasi pata saree with price and other Banarasi sarees with their prices listed online and offline at our stores.
Styling Banarasi-How should you do it?
Banarasi silk sarees are timeless. They will never go out of fashion. The authenticity and innate traditional beauty of Banarasi sarees Adorned by beautiful silver or golden zari work, they don't need much accessorization. However, a matching blouse, rich jewelry, and ethnic shoes can be worn to elevate any look with a Banarasi Saree.
How to take care of your Banarasi Saree?
When you look for Katan banarasi saree prices online or zari border Banarasi sarees at stores, you might wonder how to take care of the classic Banarasi sarees once you've bought them. After all, they are legacy pieces to be passed on to generations. Owing to 100 years of knowledge in Banarasi sarees & having helped thousands of customers keep their Banarasi sarees in perfect conditions, we can tell you how to take care of these sarees properly.
- Don't wash them at home because that can give them water stains. Instead, dry-clean them.
- Don't crumple them; fold them properly. Then store them in a breathable muslin cloth. This will ensure that the sarees do not smell over the years.
- To avoid discoloration, keep the Banarasi sarees in a dark corner of your wardrobe.
- Change the folding pattern every 3-4 months.
Explore Our Banarasi Saree Collection
At Panna, now we've made Banarasi saree shopping easy. You get the best Banarasi sarees in all the hues, textures, designs, and drapes in one place. From Katan to Tissue, from buti work to Zari work, our variety is unmatched.
You don't need to go to Varanasi (Banaras) to get your hands on authentic Banarasi sarees; you can just visit Panna. From the ghats right to your doorstep, we bring only the best to you. We also guarantee competitive prices, secure payment, a comfortable shopping experience, quality customer support, and more. Want your Banarasi sarees to be the talk of the town? Choose Panna.