1. Cotton Sarees
For women to feel relaxed and have full comfort, cotton sarees are the best
option. Cotton sarees demand is on a high in India due to varied climatic
conditions and also rich heritage of cotton producing areas. Cotton saris are
suitable for daily wear, office wear or festive wear.
In India every Indian state has its own cultural heritage of cotton producing
areas. Indian cotton sarees have varied variety in textures, designs, prints,
dyeing techniques.
Some cotton saris of India:
>JAMDANI cotton sarees - West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh.
>SAMBALPURI, BOMKAI and VICHITRAPURI cotton saris - Orissa.
>BALUCHARI sarees - West Bengal.
>CHANDERI Sarees and MAHESHWARI sarees -Madhya Pradesh.
>VENKATAGIRI cotton saris and POCHAMPALLI sarees - Andhra
Pradesh.
>KANJEEVARAM, SALEM, PUDUKOTTAI and MADURAI - Tamil
Nadu in rich zari woven palla and borders.
> KARALKUDI sarees –Kerala n rich broad gold borders and pallas.
>TIE and DYE cotton sarees - Rajasthan and Gujarat.
>IKAT sarees - Karnataka.
Cotton saris come in a lot more variations- jute cotton, kora cotton, khadi
cotton etc., which depends on the weaving. These sarees a re rich source of
perfect fiber and are worn in many festivals. Theses sarees have varied and
vast designs and patterns which influence any youngsters too. It has comfort
and also cotton sarees gives elegant and sophisticated look to the wearer.
These sarees have a special charm which no women can get off from. Every
saree lover will surely have a cotton saree in her wardrobe for the summer
season. Cotton saris more or less are similar to the silk sarees in south India;
but in rest part of India cotton sarees have varied and distinct design and
pattern.
Cotton is a supple, feathery, cool and comfortable, clothing fiber.
Cotton is lightweight it is used to make the attire for women which is
saree. In summers a cotton sari gives a very cool and lively feel to the
wearer. The printed cotton sarees are screen printed in large cities like
2. Bombay and Calcutta, and in the mills of Surat in Gujarat. In these
areas everyday working class manufactures cotton sarees.
