Know Your Traditional Saree – South Indian Sarees
The equation between Swamini
Saree – Sadiyon Ki Maharani and exquisite & exclusive sarees is known.
Discerning buyers find their perfect sarees at the single three-storied spacious
AC showroom in Bizzyland Building, Phadtare Chowk, Kumthekar Road.
Shoppers are amazed by the
beautiful sarees, from traditional to designer & fancy, wedding, unique
Paithanis & nauvaris, daily wear, and genuine Silkmark sarees. Gifting a
Swamini saree is an honour.
This wedding season & buying
just the right wedding trousseau is non-negotiable. And it has to be done at
Swamini Saree, thanks to the showroom’s diverse & new saree stock for
everyone in the family.
The upcoming blogs will be about
the various traditional wedding sarees. In this blog, find out about the
beautiful South Indian sarees (Kanjeevaram, Mysore Silk and Poochampally) and
the latest South Indian sarees offerings at Swamini Saree for buyers.
TRADITIONAL WEDDING SAREES – SOUTH INDIAN SAREES
Traditions, literature and
culture are a huge part of life in the South of India. And it reflects in their
attire too. From going to the office to going on a trip, many women wear sarees.
While 100s of saree varieties dot each corner of the five states, three are
prominent – Kanjeevaram, Mysore Silk & Poochampally.
Kanjeevaram, the Queen of South
Sarees, is a heavier saree due to its weaving technique. This heirloom handloom
saree is associated with the temples of Kanchi. That is why it has a touch of
auspiciousness. Find authentic Kanjeevarams right here at Swamini Saree.
Poochampally comes from a village
by the same name in Telangana. It is a much coveted & costly variety.
Weavers weaving it are now fewer, thus making these handloom sarees a tough
find in the market. One of the few stores keeping authentic & latest
Poochampally silk sarees is Swamini Saree.
The kings of culturally-rich Mysore patronized silk sarees. The crepe silk saree is a prominent part of most wardrobes in Karnataka. At Swamini Saree, these sarees are a huge attraction.
If you speak about designs, Kanjeevaram
leads among all the sarees. You find designs inspired by the ancient temples
dotting Southern India. Like the peacock and parrot on the Paithani, a
Kanjeevaram Saree has a bird called Asaav. This auspicious bird is a prominent
feature of temples down South and on sarees. There is a contrasting colour in
the body and border.
Light pastel shades define Mysore
Silk Sarees. These are lightweight silk sarees in a single colour, delicate
pallus and smaller borders. The unique treatment called stain guard helps avoid
any water-related staining.
Poochampally sarees are all about
the multicolour tie and dye designs. You see geometric patterns used commonly here.
Bold colours get combined into patterns ranging from triangles to stripes. It
is a popular choice thanks to being fusion-friendly.
Weddings are where buyers opt for
sarees like Kanjeevaram, Poochampally and Mysore Silk. Brides prefer brighter
coloured sarees to stand out, ranging from red and rani to maroon, wine colour
and bottle green. Many also purchase these sarees for other occasions. Swamini
Saree stocks an excellent collection of south sarees.
Swamini Saree is keen on
safeguarding traditions when it comes to traditional sarees. However, newer
sarees stocks, unique combinations and fusion sarees are always available,
along with other varieties.
Our next blog will focus on the
vast world of Chanderi & Maheshwari Sarees. Meanwhile, come to Swamini
Saree – Sadiyon Ki Maharani for the most exclusive & exquisite sarees.
Happy Shopping!
Share your lovely wedding saree shopping experiences at Swamini Saree on our social media handles. We would love to connect & hear from you. For the wedding, festive and regular saree shopping, visit Swamini Saree – Sadiyon Ki Maharani located in Bizzyland Building, Phadtare Chowk, Kumthekar Road. For inquiries, contact Swamini at 9359998615 or 8788635513.
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