Saree guide
Types of sarees every woman should know
Sarees vary mostly by fabric, and the fabric decides how it drapes and where it fits. Here are the ones worth knowing.
Silk and silk-blend sarees for occasions
Rich drape and sheen make silk sarees the go-to for weddings and festive days. Let the saree lead and keep jewellery balanced.
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A few pieces to compare after the first styling note. Final price, size and checkout stay with the retailer. Aashi Nyra may earn a small commission, with no change to your price.
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Purple Tribal Printed Silk Blend Tassel Saree With Unstitched Blouse Piece₹1,239 ↩ ₹26 back
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Black Embellished Satin Saree With Unstitched Blouse Piece₹2,349 ↩ ₹49 back
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Black Printed Georgette Baluchari Saree With Unstitched Blouse Piece₹1,159 ↩ ₹24 back
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Blue Embellished Tissue Saree With Unstitched Blouse Piece₹1,769 ↩ ₹37 back
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Burgundy Embellished Silk blend Saree With Unstitched Blouse Piece₹1,399 ↩ ₹29 back
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SuvasaCotton sarees for everyday and summer
Breathable and easy to manage, cotton sarees work for office ethnic days and warm weather. Crisp colours keep them looking fresh.
Georgette and chiffon for soft drape
Lightweight and flowy, these fabrics photograph beautifully and suit evening functions.
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Buying questions
Which saree is easiest to drape?
Georgette and chiffon are lighter and easier to manage; cotton is beginner-friendly and holds pleats well.
What saree is best for a wedding?
Silk and silk-blend sarees in festive colours read richest for weddings and receptions.