Traditional Saree Styles (by Region)

1. Kanjeevaram Saree – Tamil Nadu, rich silk with gold zari work.

2. Banarasi Saree – Varanasi, luxurious silk with intricate designs.

3. Paithani Saree – Maharashtra, peacock motifs and zari borders.

4. Chanderi Saree – Madhya Pradesh, lightweight with fine texture.

5. Bandhani Saree – Gujarat/Rajasthan, tie-dye patterns.

6. Patola Saree – Gujarat, double ikat weaving style.

7. Baluchari Saree – West Bengal, mythological motifs woven in silk.

8. Tant Saree – Bengal cotton saree, light and airy.

9. Muga Silk Saree – Assam, golden-hued silk.

10. Sambalpuri Saree – Odisha, ikat weaving with vibrant motifs.

11. Kota Doria Saree – Rajasthan, lightweight cotton with square patterns.

12. Kerala Kasavu Saree – Kerala, off-white with golden borders.

13. Pochampally Saree – Telangana/Andhra, ikat weave.

14. Gadwal Saree – Telangana, cotton body with silk borders.

15. Ilkal Saree – Karnataka, with distinct red pallu.

Modern & Trendy Saree Styles

1. Designer Sarees – Customized, fashionable drapes.

2. Georgette Sarees – Lightweight, flowy fabric.

3. Chiffon Sarees – Sheer and elegant.

4. Net Sarees – Transparent net with heavy embroidery.

5. Crepe Sarees – Smooth fabric with a graceful fall.

6. Velvet Sarees – Royal and bold look.

7. Sequin Sarees – Glamorous, party-style sarees.

8. Ruffle Sarees – With ruffled layers on borders or pallu.

9. Pre-stitched Sarees – Easy to wear, modern draping.

10. Half-and-Half Sarees – Two contrasting fabrics/colors.