Banarasi Saree

Shop Authentic Banarasi Silk Sarees Online

Explore Banarasi silk sarees online with advanced filters for fabric, occasion, and price— designed to help you find the perfect piece quickly. Each saree is verified with provenance details, loom information, and authenticity badges. Enjoy secure checkout, express wedding delivery, and smooth returns.

Collection Highlights (Katan, Organza, Shattir & Georgette)

Our collection features four primary Banarasi fabrics:

• Katan: pure silk with heavy bridal brocade
• Organza/Kora: crisp, sheer, perfect for modern functions
• Shattir: lightweight, structured, great for contemporary looks
• Georgette/Tissue: soft drape with subtle sheen

Banarasi Sarees for Weddings & Festive Occasions

Banarasi sarees are a bridal classic known for their opulent zari, intricate motifs, and heirloom value. From sangeet to the wedding day, these sarees reflect richness and tradition. Roopkala’s curated bridal collection includes trousseau picks, festive must-haves, and premium handloom pieces.

Bridal & Heirloom Picks

Bridal Banarasi sarees feature dense brocade work, rich gold zari, and grand pallus designed for ceremonies. Product pages include close-ups, zoom tools, and micro-videos to help shoppers assess weaving quality and drape.

Lightweight & Contemporary Banarasi for Functions

For receptions, cocktail nights, or intimate functions, choose Shattir, Organza, or Georgette Banarasi sarees. These lightweight variants offer comfort with contemporary motifs, softer colours, and fusion-friendly drapes.

How to Identify Original Handwoven Banarasi Sarees

Authentic Banarasi sarees display a distinct brocade pattern on the reverse, uniform motif carry-through, and a characteristic zari sheen that is soft—not metallic. Look for selvedge detailing (selvi), reed marks, and a consistent handfeel across the body. Genuine pieces often include loom tags, weaver signatures, or provenance cards.

How Roopkala verifies authenticity: Each Banarasi saree undergoes weave inspection, zari quality checks, and sourcing audits from certified Varanasi weaver clusters. Weaver profiles are highlighted wherever available.

Banarasi Fabrics & Weaves — Katan, Organza (Kora), Katan-Organza, Shattir, Georgette

Katan is a pure silk known for durability, dense brocade, and bridal richness. Organza/Kora is crisp, sheer, and ideal for day events or modern styling. Katan-Organza blends structure with lightness. Shattir is lightweight and versatile, perfect for festive looks. Georgette and Tissue offer a soft drape and subtle sheen for elegant minimal dressing.

Each fabric has different care needs—store in muslin, avoid sunlight, and dry-clean during the wedding season. Use fabric filters on the collection page to refine browsing.

Common Banarasi Weave Styles

• Jangla: all-over jaal brocade
• Tanchoi: detailed figured weaving with minimal zari
• Butidar: scattered gold/silver motifs
• Tissue: silk-wrapped metallic yarns with a luminous finish

Styling & Pairing Guide for Banarasi Sarees

Elevate your Banarasi saree with classic pairings—brocade or velvet blouses, temple gold or kundan jewellery, and traditional drapes.

Look ideas:

• Traditional Bride: red Katan with heavy gold jewellery
• Minimal Modern: pastel Organza with sleek accessories
• Formal/Office: subdued Georgette with a tailored blouse

Blouse & Jewellery Suggestions

Pair Banarasi sarees with raw silk or brocade blouses. Choose velvet for winter weddings or high-neck minimal blouses for a modern touch. Recommended jewellery includes antique gold chokers, polki sets, or kundan necklaces for bridal looks.

Shop Banarasi Silk Sarees Online — Secure Buying & Delivery

Enjoy secure shopping with verified payment gateways, COD/UPI options, and safe packaging. Wedding orders receive express delivery and flexible returns. A “Confirm Wedding Date” form ensures timely dispatch for bridal shoppers.

Customization & Blouse Stitching Options

Roopkala offers tailored blouse stitching, border customization, fall-pico finishing, and measurement-based adjustments. Brides can request personalized fits by submitting size details and wedding dates.

Care & Maintenance for Banarasi Silk Sarees

Dry-clean only, store in muslin bags, and avoid direct contact with perfumes or sunlight. Re-fold occasionally to maintain zari and prevent creasing.

Do: air occasionally, store flat, use silica gel.

Don’t: machine wash, hang for long hours, or store in plastic.

FAQs

How to identify an original Banarasi silk saree?

An original Banarasi shows a clear brocade pattern on the reverse with authentic zari sheen. Look for selvedge marks, uniform motifs, and provenance tags that confirm handwoven authenticity.

Which Banarasi saree is best for bridal wear?

Katan Banarasi sarees with heavy zari and rich pallus are ideal for bridal wear. Brides often choose deep reds, maroons, and gold tones for traditional ceremonies.

What is the difference between Banarasi silk and Kanchipuram silk?

Banarasi silk is brocade-based from Varanasi, while Kanchipuram silk features korvai borders and heavier drapes from Tamil Nadu. Both differ in weaving technique, motifs, and regional style.

What are the different types of Banarasi sarees?

The main types include Katan, Organza/Kora, Shattir, Georgette, and Tissue—each varying in weight, drape, and ideal occasion.

Which colour is best for a Banarasi saree?

Red, maroon, gold, and emerald are timeless for brides, while pastels, ivory, and rose tones suit receptions, cocktails, and modern functions.