Sparkling Indian Jute sarees

India is a land of different regions and every region has different styles of wearing clothes developed by the artisans through decades.  The traces of Indians being fashionable can be found out from the ancient remains of Harappa Mohenjodaro civilizations. After the independence, globalization is being witnessed in the Indian fashion industry, due to which changes have occurred in the style of Indian dressing.

The main attire which is ordinarily used by the Indian women is Saree. There are wide options available in designer Sarees. It can be of casual styles, fusion blends. Sarees comes in different styles, many color varieties, patterns and drape styles which includes modern style saris, embellished painted and embroidered sarees. There is also extinctive range of designer sarees available like Zari sarees, Georgette saris, Printed sarees, Tussar silk sarees, Jute saris, etc.

Jute Saree

In this article I would like to discuss about jute sarees which plays an important role in saree varieties. Right from the accessories to glamorous garments we can not ignore the presence of jute fabric in present days. There is a revolution in using natural fiber for manufacturing different costumes and various apparels. Jute has become favorite fabric for biggies in fashion world.

One of the national jute research centres in Kolkata developed a specific technology which lessens the roughness of the fabric making it silk soft. The Jute was called the golden fibre of Indian subcontinent. Jute can be mixed with cotton, silk, wool, nylon, rayon and so on…  Jute silk sarees are widely appreciated amongst Indian women for elegant designs, bright colors, smooth finish and the exclusive designs.

Saree being the most elegant traditional attire the fashion fanatics are putting their best brain to recreate a new range of design using this natural jute fiber. Sarees which are especially made keeping particular festivals in mind are festival jute sarees. These sarees display the intensity of occasion. For instance jute sarees are worn in marriages, engagements, birthday celebrations, parties etc.

The jute is the most popular fabric for festival sarees all over India. Shine of this jute fabric adds brightness in festival and also brings out the gorgeousness of the saree and the elegance of a woman. Mixing jute with other material upgrades jute in terms of durability, appearance, feel, wash ability, resilience. Thus making it hot on demand fabric for fashion designers. There have been many fashion events showcasing collection of jute sarees.

Jute sarees are quiet suitable for any occasion like casual, corporate, wedding and party events. Especially for wedding because wedding is very special occasion which comes only once in every girl’s life. Every girl wants to look very beautiful on their wedding day. So there is no better option than wearing saree that too Benaras Jute saree is so special dress up for any bridal occasion.

Kalamkari Saree

Most of the jute cotton sarees will have dazzling border in beige shade. Benaras has been more associated to jute sarees from India than any other state. Jute sarees from Banaras are known for the antique and traditional handloom works, patch works, mirror works, kalamkari designs and exotic color combinations.

In south India, Kancheevaram saris use jute motifs for temple designs which are used to wear mehendi functions in few communities. The comfort of jute sarees gives it prominence among Indian sarees.

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Revolutionary Indian Cottons- Try it. Be Different!!

Now a days fashion plays a vital  role. Since fashion has its own definition for different people belonging to different geners of life. For some it means being comfortable, for some it means keeping up with the latest trends and for some others it simply means following up the fashion icons. Being fashionable is one's own choice and its a mirror to one's own personality.

The popular saree trends keep changing from time to time and the designers try their best to keep the consumers well stocked with the newest entry into the fashion world. A saree can attenuate your feminine side and make you feel like a princess in a fairy tale. The fashion world may change a lot but the saree still remains the eternal favorite of women.

Women can experiment with various styles and fabrics like classy silks, trendy georgettes, elegant cottons, enigmatic chiffon's etc. During the summer season, as the temperatures are rising and their crouching heat out their, women usually prefer wearing trendy cottons  embellished with funky jewellery.

Their are number of lovely varieties of cotton fabrics which one can experiment with. India has got so many scintillating cotton fabrics to offer such as Mangalgiri cotton, Gadwal cotton, Uppada cotton, Venkatagiri cotton, Pochampally cotton, Dharmavaram cotton, Narayanpet cotton, Assam cotton, Kolkata cotton, Kerala cotton, Coimbatore cotton etc.

 Gadwal  Located in Mahabubnagar district which comes under the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. Gadwal is a Historical place with famous Temples and one renowned fort called as Gadwal fort. Gadwal is known for its world famous Handloom zari sarees.

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Uppada, situated in East Godavari district in the state of Andhra Pradesh. Uppada sarees have world wide demand due to its traditional “Jamdani” or Uppada Handlooms. Rich patterns are created using gold and silver zari on Uppada sarees which are famous for wedding ceremony.

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Indian fashion’s Unity in Diversity!!:

The saree is the traditional outfit of women in India and the Indian sub continent.The word saree is a derivative of the sanskrit word “Sattika”.This glamorous, yet demure outfit first originated in southern India and today has gained enough popularity to symbolize itself as an Indian heritage and legacy. Sarees are also a reflection of the status, religion and economic condition of the women who are wearing it



Indian saree is well-known for its exquisite designs and varieties. As India is a country with diverse cultures and religions co-existing together, so are its outfits that differ in style and wearing pattern from state to state. Though more and more Indians, particularly in the urban areas are growing a taste for western outfits, Indian saree still rules the show with the distinct change it brings in the beauty of the woman adorning it.



We just don’t have different mindsets but also different styles of dressing up. Infact, its only in India that every state has its own unique style of dressing and this is not just limited to the fabric quality but it goes on further deeper to the extent of having a different style of weaving and dyeing for every fabric.



One of the examples for this paradigm is Mangalgiri, which is situated in the outskirts of Vijayawada, a well known city in the state of Andhra Pradesh. Mangalgiri is blessed with two well known temples. One is in the valley, of Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple believed to be built by the King Krishna Devaraya. The other temple is on the hilltop known as Palaka Narasimha Swamy Temple.



Mangalgiri is well known for its Traditional Mangalgiri Handlooms sarees. Mangalgiri handlooms are well known for the durability of the colours used in the yarn. The mixture of colour gives the durability. Usually Mangalgiri handlooms are made in cotton or cotton and silk mix or mercerized cotton. There are some designs which are exclusively used in Mangalgiri fabrics known as “Nizam designs”. 

One of the most important aspects in making of a vibrant saree in Mangalgiri is the mixing of colours which will give unique and durable colour to the fabric and this process is called Dyeing of fabrics. 

The looms used in Mangalgiri are mostly Pit looms. Pit looms are looms which are fixed in the ground level and there will be a pit in which looms peddle will be placed and the weaver will sit on the floor and use his hands and legs to weave. The weavers are into this profession traditionally. The art of weaving is passed on by way of vision and practice. The handloom industry is searching for a breakthrough for survival.



Mangalgiri sarees have a very unique style and feel. They allow you to experiment and at the same time add’s a very subtle touch of our Indian culture to it. In short it is a perfect combination of fashion and tradition.

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