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Indulge in India’s Luxurious Crafts with Jaypore’s Blue Banarasi Sarees
The ancient city of Varanasi is the cradle of one of the world’s most luxurious crafts, Banarasi. Known for its exquisite weaving technique, the craft uses Zari, a metallic thread traditionally made from gold or silver, to weave sarees. What makes these sarees recognizable is their sheer luster and elaborate Zari motifs. It has awed emperors, kings, and noble persons alike since the 14th century. While there were mentions of a similar kind of fabric being draped by people in ancient India, it was during the Mughal period when the craft took its shape and was widely promoted by the Mughals.
Curating a collection of blue Banarasi sarees for Jaypore has been an exciting journey. Along with the Banarasi’s traditional motifs of Butti, Kalga, Bel, Jhallar, etc., we have also seamlessly integrated contemporary aesthetics, offering a statement of appeal.
From the Archives of Banarasi
The craft of Banarasi started taking shape after weavers in the city of Varanasi weaved silk brocades using Zari of gold and silver using advanced weaving techniques. While this was back in the 14th century, a similar lustrous fabric can be seen mentioned in the ancient scriptures of the country. The weaving technique produces elaborate rich and luxurious brocade work that is smooth and soft to the touch and produces elaborate brocade work. Varanasi, being a confluence of different cultures and faiths, the weavers of the city were influenced by the Mughal art and architecture. This influence was translated onto the various motifs and patterns they were weaving.
The Mughals were most famously known to appreciate luxurious crafts, fabrics, and clothes. Given Banarasi’s appeal, it instantly caught the attention of the Mughal royals. They became its royal patronage wearing Banarasi fabrics for various royal duties. With this, what the Mughals did was, they made the Banarasi known in various corners of the world. And with that, the Varanasi city became a hub for the Banarasi craft.
The motifs that the weavers make on the fabric are Butti, Kalga, Bel, Jhallar, Jal, and many other such geometric designs. The complex weaving technique makes the weavers sit for long hours. It can take them anywhere between ten days to six months to weave one saree. Such is the precision and labor required for the craft. Today, it has become an essential part of Indian bride’s wedding trousseau. Draping a Banarasi saree on the bride’s most special day is regarded as auspicious in many cultural traditions in India.
Explore Jaypore’s Elegant Collection of Blue Banarasi Sarees
Jaypore’s Banarasi blue sarees are crafted from the finest of silks, modal, Kataan silk, and georgette. They are woven by the local artisans revealing intricate designs. From contemporary to traditional motifs, these sarees exude elegance like any other.
Let us take a look at our collection:
- Festive Wear: Our festive wear collection features Banarasi sarees made from premium silk and georgette. They showcase Banarasi’s typical motifs and patterns in silver brocade work. These sarees are ideal to drape for any festive occasion and can seamlessly transition from a day to night events.
- Heavy Occasion Wear: Our heavy occasion wear comprises sky blue Banarasi sarees along with other deep and lighter shades. Each saree is woven with unique patterns and motifs using a silver Zari that elevates the appeal of the saree elegantly. These are perfect to adore on any festive or celebratory occasion.
- Light Occasion Wear: From sky blue Banarasi saree to deeper ones, these sarees feature a fusion of traditional and modern Indian aesthetics. Each saree is distinct in its appeal with elaborate motifs and is fit for a wide range of occasions.
Jaypore’s blue Banarasi sarees are ranged from INR 8,250 to 74,900. The weavers have crafted such beautiful motifs that can be seen in our saree collection. You can wear the sarees for any wedding function, evening parties, and so on for a glamorous style.
Why Choose Jaypore’s Banarasi Sarees?
Jaypore’s blue Banarasi sarees surely make a statement. The rich silver brocade work adds a new dimension to the sarees. This collection reflects our conscious efforts in preserving the ancient craft traditions of India and taking them to a global platform.
Care Tips for Banarasi Sarees
Banarasi sarees, as we know, comprise of very fine works that are woven onto the fabrics. Which is why it makes it important to care for them. It is always better to dry clean any Banarasi saree. While storing them, do so in a moisture-free place to avoid any unwanted insect or mold growth. Furthermore, if you have not been wearing your saree for a long time, then change the folds of it to avoid any fraying or permanent fold marks.
Discover Jaypore’s Opulent Collection of Blue Banarasi Sarees
Jaypore’s blue Banarasi sarees are woven using the finest of Modal, silks, Kataan, and georgette. It is no wonder that a Banarasi saree is handwoven by the weavers. They use ancient weaving techniques. So, don’t wait and get a blue Banarasi saree today from our collection.
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