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Experience India's Vibrant Rich Craft Heritage with Jaypore's Sarees for Women

The rustle of the saree whispers the tales of womanhood and femininity. Its folds echo the rich heritage of the past and carry with it the tales of mothers, daughters, and countless roles that women play. In India, the saree is not merely any women's clothing but an emotion that is deeply intertwined with the culture. As this unstitched flowy fabric traverses the length and breadth of the country, it becomes the artisans' muse. The fabric becomes the artisans' canvases in which they weave their exquisite crafts. As the topography changes for the country, so do the drapes and crafts of the sarees.

Curating an assorted collection of sarees for women has been most enthralling for Jaypore. Each saree is crafted with age-old craft techniques that reflect the finesse of the artisans. They are made from the finest locally sourced materials that make draping the sarees a delight. These soft, comfortable, and lightweight sarees are a testament to India's fine craftsmanship and an ode to the artisans.

Explore Jaypore's Assorted Collection of Fine Saree for Women

At Jaypore, we walk the extra mile to ensure our sarees are crafted with perfection by the artisans who have honed their skills with years of experience. Each saree reflects India's rich craft heritage, which is made from the finest materials. Let us take a look at our collection:

Ajrakh

Ajrakh is a thousand-year-old craft that is known for using a combination of resist-dye and block-printing methods. Natural materials such as Myrobalan (powder of Harde trees' nuts), turmeric, jaggery, tamarind paste, Manjistha roots, pomegranate bark, indigo, and many more are used to create the prints and colour the fabric. The artisans first prepare the fabric then create resist paste and put on the fabric. In the successive steps, they repeat this and put on various dyes. In the end, they boil the fabric in various solutions to reveal the vibrant colours. The Ajrakh cotton sarees for women or any other fabric are known for their rich red, indigo, and other darker shades, which are apt for any formal or casual occasion. The craft involves anywhere between sixteen to twenty-three steps. Our collection of Ajrakh sarees features the typical vibrant hues and prints of the craft.

Applique

The craft of applique is known for its patchwork. In this technique, the artisans sew together various pieces of cloth onto the main fabric, forming various designs. Traditionally, the main designs included Phool and Patti, which translates to flowers and leaves. However, with changing times, the craft has evolved to include various geometric shapes as well. Our applique sarees are created in soft and earthy colours. They are ideal to adorn for any formal or casual occasion.

Bagh

The Bagh traces its roots to hundreds of years back in Madhya Pradesh. It is a block-printing technique that uses natural dyes, such as pig,ments, and other organic materials to make the prints. The characteristic of the craft is the red or black prints over white on any lighter background. The motifs mainly include flowers, paisley, Buttis, and geometric patterns. Our Bagh sarees for women feature elaborate prints of the craft. These women's silk sarees are perfect for draping for any casual or light occasion.

Bagru

The craft of Bagru is practised in the craft's namesake town in Rajasthan. It is a process involving block-printing and dyeing the fabric using natural materials. The fabric is first treated with a mixture of goat or camel dung, castor oil, and soda ash, which is locally known as Saaj. It is then soaked in the Harda paste, which acts as the first natural mordant and helps achieve a yellow tinge to the fabric. Once the cloth is washed and dried, the artisans use hand-carved wooden blocks to make the prints. These prints can be direct dyes or resist dyes. Depending on this, the fabric is dyed, revealing beautiful colours. The process takes several days to finish and is a time-consuming one. Artisans need years of experience to master this craft. Our Bagru Kota, cotton linen, and cotton sarees for women showcase various geometric, floral, and other traditional prints. These sarees are apt for a variety of occasions.

Banarasi

The exquisite craft of Banarasi needs no introduction. Originating in the 14th century in the ancient city of Varanasi, this craft is known for its elaborate Zari and brocade work. The weavers use the Zari, a metallic thread traditionally made from gold and silver, to make the motifs and patterns. These include Buttis, flowers, leaves, paisley, and other designs. The Zari and brocade work offers a lustrous sheen to it that is unmatched by any other women's clothing. While mentions of a similar Banarasi-like fabric can be found in the Vedic scriptures, it was only when weavers in the 14th century started using silk and Zari work that it truly started taking shape. It was further promulgated by the Mughals, making it globally renowned. Our Banarasi sarees are available in a myriad of vibrant colours. From Banarasi women's silk sarees to an organza one, our collection is curated for various occasions.

Bandhani

Bandhani originates from the present-day Gujarat region. This tie-and-dye craft has been in practice since the Indus Valley times, making it one of the oldest craft. The technique produces minute geometric and floral patterns on vibrant fabric. The artisans sit through long, laborious hours tying small knots in the fabric. Our Bandhani collection is curated with perfect party-wear sarees for women. They feature vibrant and earthy colours with elaborate prints.

Bhujodi

The craft of Bhujodi originates in Gujarat. It is known for using extra weft to make intricate patterns. The motifs chiefly consist of Popati and Chaumukh, which are triangles and joined four triangles. The motifs are woven in vibrant colours, making it a vibrant affair. Our Bhujodi cotton sarees for women or silk feature vibrant geometric patterns. They are perfect for any light occasion.

Hand Block-Print

Block printing is one of the ancient printing techniques in the world. In the Indian subcontinent, it has been in use since the Indus Valley civilization. The artisans use hand-carved wooden blocks to make prints on the fabric. Still today, mostly natural dyes are used to make the prints. It takes precise skills for the artisans to master the craft, from carving out the designs on the wooden blocks to carefully setting them on the fabric. Our block-printed saree collection features various designs that are minimal to elaborate. They are available in various colours and are suitable for various occasions.

Chanderi

The craft of Chanderi originates from the town of the same name in Madhya Pradesh. These women's silk sarees are known for their lustre and smooth texture. The sarees are soft, lightweight and crafted with intricate Zari work. The collection features sarees in vibrant and deep shades, making them ideal for formal sarees for women or for light occasions.

Chikankari

The quintessential craft of Chikankari originates from Lucknow. It is known for its delicate threadwork on fabrics. Traditionally, the craft was known for flower, petals, Buttis, and leaves motifs made in white threads on cotton. However, with time, the artisans have started using various coloured threads on different fabrics. Our Chikankari sarees comprise delicate threadwork and are available in various colours. The Chikankari women's silk sarees, as well as the cotton ones, are ideal for all seasons and various occasions.

Gota Patti

Gota Patti is known for its elaborate Zari lacework, which is sewn on the borders of the garments. The lacework often consists of floral, geometric, or other traditional motifs such as peacock and paisley. While traditionally, the Zari lacework was sewn on the borders, the artisans now extend this to another part of the garment. Our Gota Patti saree collection is available in various colours and is perfect for any festive occasion.

Hand Embroidery

Hand embroidery is one of the oldest forms of craft that is still widely practised. The artisans sew intricate threadwork onto the fabric, offering a regal or delicate look depending on the work. Our hand-embroidered sarees feature elaborate threadwork in vibrant colours. These are perfect to drape for any light of festive occasions.

Hand Painted

Our hand-painted sarees for women offer an ethereal charm. The sarees mainly consist of flowers and scenes from the cultural lives of the people. These are ideal to drape for any casual or light occasion.

Hand Woven

The soft texture and feel of hand-woven sarees define grace and elegance. Our hand-woven sarees are made with minimal and statement designs and are perfect to adorn for any festive occasion. The solid-coloured sarees are perfect formal sarees for women.

Ikat

The craft of Ikat while originated in Indonesia, quiet seamlessly got integrated into the existing craft ecology of the country. The weavers first resist dyeing the yarns and then set them onto the handloom. Once done, they then weave the characteristic pattern. Our Ikat saree collection features vibrant colours that can be worn on any casual or light occasion.

Jamdani

The weave of Jamdani is world renowned for producing one of the softest fabrics in the world. Its complex weaving technique uses a complementary weft to weave the motifs on the fabric. It takes months for the weavers to weave one saree. The craft is practised by the weavers of Bengal, and it has become the weavers' identity. Our Jamdani sarees are available in various colours, showcasing the craft's distinct designs. These linen, silk, and cotton sarees for women are perfect to adorn for various occasions.

Kalamkari

Kalamkari originated centuries back in present-day Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. The craft is known for elaborate floral, vines, and scenes from the Hindu epics that are painted by the artisans through bamboo or palm reeds. With time, artisans have also started incorporating block-printing techniques into the craft. Our Kalamkari sarees feature elaborate craft motifs, making them ideal for drapery during any festive season.

Lehriya

The Lehriya is a tie-and-dye technique originating in Rajasthan. The wave-like pattern on the sarees resembles wind patterns on the sand dunes of the Thar desert. Our Lehriya sarees are available in vibrant colours that fit any festive season.

Maheshwari

The craft of Maheswari is known for its soft and smooth sarees, which are lightweight. The sarees have intricate Zari work, offering an unmissable sheen. Our Maheswari sarees are available in vibrant and soft pastel colours that can be worn for various occasions.

Discover Jaypore's Exquisite Collection of Sarees for Women

Jaypore's women's saree collection is a tribute to the fine craftsmanship of the artisans. Each saree is meticulously woven, making them a work of art. Using premium materials, these sarees offer the utmost comfort with distinct designs. So, why wait? Shop from our latest collection and bring home an artisanal marvel.

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