Chanderi Saree

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About Chanderi Sarees Saree in any form is an absolute favourite for ethnic-loving Indian women but a hand-woven Chanderi saree has a distinct charm and appeal. A Chanderi saree is every woman's dream and is flaunted by ladies at various Indian occasions, religious functions, and weddings. History Of Chanderi Sarees The history of Chanderi sarees dates back to the 2nd century and has got a refreshing new look. The brilliant motives on the luxurious silk or cotton add sparkle to the traditionally-woven fabric. Chanderi hails from a town in Madhya Pradesh named Chanderi. The Chanderi sarees made in this state are of cotton and silk fabrics with patterns that can be found in Chanderi temples. This fabric or Chanderi sarees are light, comfortable and have a luxurious fine feel to it. It can be worn in both summer and winter. Handwoven in Tradition Chanderi sarees are made from weaving silk threads and golden zari to produce the shimmering texture. Woven with hand spun cotton yarn, fine Chanderi fabric was extracted from Kolikanda root which was light, strong and had a glossy finish. Different types of needles are used to create different motives and then weaver cover the motives with silver gold or copper dust. This is also a part of handweaving the Chanderi saree process. Types Of Chanderi Sarees The nine yards of wonder comes in various styles, patterns and colours. Let's have a look. Pure Chanderi Silk Saree Pure Chanderi silk sarees are known for its sophisticated beauty, unique texture, rich feel, pastel as well as dark hues and the luxurious weave. Chanderi Cotton Saree Chanderi cotton sarees spell comfort class and easy-breezy charm during summers. The charm of the crisp, elegant and colourful Chanderi cotton sarees is eternal. If you are a fan of a saree, you can pick from a variety of Chanderi cotton sarees available at kalkifashion.com. Chanderi Pattu Saree Pattu is a Tamil word which means silk which is a hallmark of elegance and luxury among South Indian wom