They are made of pure silk and feature rich colors, intricate designs, and a glossy texture.
They are made of soft, lightweight cotton and are known for their vibrant colors, contrasting borders, and checkered patterns.
They are crafted from pure silk and are characterized by their heavy silk pallu and broad borders.
They are made of silk and feature wide borders with motifs inspired by temple architecture, such as elephants and peacocks.
They are often characterized by contrasting colors and intricate designs.
They are made of pure silk and often feature intricate designs and rich pallus. Uppada sarees are known for their lightweight and fine texture.
They are typically made of handwoven cotton and adorned with a golden zari border called "kasavu."
Pochampally ikat sarees feature vibrant colors and bold geometric patterns created by resist dyeing the threads before weaving.
They typically exhibit rich, solid colors with simple yet sophisticated designs.
They often feature vibrant colors and elaborate motifs inspired by temples and nature.