Banarasi Sarees; Shop the latest collection online at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop

A weaving legacy that started in the fabled city of Benares during the Mughal era - the Banarasi silk and brocade traditions continues to be a vibrant handloom industry that emerges from present-day Varanasi and is renowned all around the world. Shop for the finest banarasi handloom sarees of this historic tradition in the latest collection of Banarasi Saree at Pernia’s. Our banarasi saree collection brings to you a wide range of banarasi silk sarees, red banarasi sarees, black banarasi saree, multi colour banarasi saree and more.

Often worked on by three designers, one single saree can take up to a month to six months to make depending on the complexity and intricacy of the designs. Using up to 5,600 threads, Banarasi sarees are a testament to the tremendous skill and patience of their craftsmen and craftswomen. Finding inspiration in flora and foliage, the traditional motifs found in these sarees are jasmines, marigolds, roses, paisleys, leaves, and vines. The variations in embroidery styles broadly fall under the divisions of Jangla, Tanchoi, Tissue, Butidar, Cutwork, and Jamdani work.

Browse our larger designer Banarasi Collection for select pieces of Banarasi Lehengas, Banarasi Dupattas, banarasi dresses, banarasi kurtis, banarasi gowns, and banarasi skirts.

Silk Banarasi Sarees: Feel like the true queen that you are

Banarasi sarees are known for their intricate and luxurious zari embroidery - banarasi embroidery saree uses silver and golden thread interwoven with silk threads. The weavers use these shiny threads to create beautiful designs on their canvas of the silk saree. Shop for the finest silk sarees with the latest collection of Banarasi Silk Sarees at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop.

For a youthful and fresh look, go with a green banarasi saree in a silk base with silver foil print and a rich gold zari border; paired with a contrasting unstitched yellow petal printed chanderi blouse. Do not shy away from colour and bring home a red handwoven banarasi saree in mulberry silk and katan silk base with figure motifs on its eggplant purple pallu and multi colour tassels on its borders. Look classy and elegant in a slate grey handwoven saree in silk base adorned with banarasi kadhwa weaving done in silver threads.

This exquisite collection is the product of the incredible work by the top fashion houses in the country. Browse for more couture Indian wear with our curations of Kshitij Jalori, Raw Mango, Rana’s by Kshitija, Aditri, and more at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop.

Browse Georgette Banarasi Sarees for the perfect, sophisticated look

When the dreamy, floaty material of georgette is paired with the resplendent and detailed embroidery of Banarasi brocades; the result is truly a piece of art. Our beautiful range of designer Banarasi Georgette Saree is an absolute must-see collection at Pernia’s. Look like a picture of sophistication and grace in a beige saree in banarasi georgette base adorned with zardosi embroidery and scalloped details; paired with a matching blouse in raw silk base. Be a riot of colours and go with a green and red saree in banarasi georgette base with gold zardozi and gota patti embroidery all over; worn with a red embroidered raw silk blouse. Have heads turn wherever you go in a cobalt blue banarasi handcrafted saree in georgette base; featuring large golden motifs and paired with a matching unstitched blouse.

Pernia’s prides itself on collaborating with a wide range of designers; from the industry stalwart to the new generation, to bring to you the very best of luxury fashion. Explore our special curations by the hottest design labels such as Narmadeshwari, Breathe by Aakanksha Singh, Priya Chhabria, and more at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop.

Shop exquisite and elegant Bridal Saree for your big day!

Shopping for your bridal trousseau is a fun and exciting adventure. Allow us to accompany you on this journey with our exquisite collection of designer wedding banarasi sarees. Wearing a banarasi silk saree for weddings has been the preferred choice for women for many generations. The detailed designs and overall luscious feel of the saree makes it an obvious choice.

For an evening affair, you cannot go wrong with a handwoven black banarasi saree in a mixed katan silk and mulberry silk base with pheku woven zari floral pattern; it is paired with a matching unstitched blouse. For a gentle and feminine look, go with a handwoven pink banarasi saree in katan silk and mulberry silk base with tan chui woven resham and zari jamawar pattern; paired with a simple raw silk golden blouse. Be the centre of attention when you step out in a garnet red handwoven banarasi saree crafted in pure silk, adorned with a floral pattern all over and featuring a rich golden border with pretty gold, garnet red, and pink tassels.

Elevate your fashion game by accessorizing your designer banarasi saree for wedding with the perfect jewellery pieces. Shop for luxury Indian jewellery for women with our specially curated collections by Nepra by Neha Goel, Samsara Jewels by R. H., Vastraa Jewellery, and more at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Banarasi Saree

What are the different occasions to wear a Banarasi Saree?

Wear a Banarasi saree for traditional ceremonies like weddings, where their opulent silk fabric and intricate motifs add grace and grandeur to the festivities. These sarees are also perfect for cultural celebrations such as festivals or religious ceremonies, where their rich heritage and luxurious appearance honour tradition. Additionally, Banarasi sarees are a sophisticated choice for formal events like receptions, gala dinners, or upscale parties, where their regal allure makes a memorable statement. Whether it's a family gathering, festive occasion, or formal affair, Banarasi sarees epitomize timeless beauty and are sure to leave a lasting impression.

What are the trendiest colours in Banarasi Saree?

In recent years, the trendiest colors in Banarasi sarees have included a mix of traditional hues and contemporary shades. While classic colours like rich reds, vibrant oranges, and royal blues remain timeless favourites, modern interpretations of Banarasi sarees have introduced trendy colours such as pastel pinks, soft greens, and serene blues. Additionally, metallic tones like gold, silver, etc. are popular for their opulent and luxurious appeal, adding a touch of glamour.

How to style a Banarasi Saree?

• For a traditional look, pair your Banarasi saree with a contrasting blouse featuring intricate embroidery or embellishments. Opt for traditional jewellery like gold or Kundan sets to complement the opulence of the saree, along with a sleek bun adorned with flowers or traditional hair accessories.
• To add a contemporary twist, experiment with modern blouse designs like off-shoulder or crop tops, and accessorize with statement earrings and a clutch. Consider draping the saree in a modern style, such as the seedha pallu or the dhoti drape, for a unique and fashion-forward look.

What is the latest trend in Banarasi Saree?

In 2024, the Kadhwa Banarasi Saree is expected to undergo a resurgence in popularity, focusing on the revival of classic weaving methods and intricate motifs, including delicate golden butis.

How to choose jewellery for Banarasi Saree?

When choosing jewelry for a Banarasi saree, opt for pieces that complement the opulence of the saree while adding a touch of elegance.

• Traditional gold or Kundan jewelry sets are classic choices that beautifully enhance the intricate motifs and rich fabric of the saree.
• Choose statement earrings, necklaces, or bangles with intricate designs to complement the elaborate craftsmanship of the Banarasi saree.
• Additionally, consider incorporating traditional elements like pearls or gemstones for added sophistication.

Strike a balance between the jewellery and the saree, ensuring that they complement each other without overpowering the overall look.