Benaras, also known as Varanasi, an ancient city on the banks of the holy river Ganga, is one of the most sacred sites in India, with a rich culture. One of the prides of this city is the beautifully designed Banarasi saree, which is one of the most sought-after drapes, with a unique charm and grace. Banarasi sarees are known for their dense knitting, beautiful weaves, metallic sheen, with golden and silver threads. Now, an ecommerce brand, BharatSthali, helps customers cut down on the long search for the best Banarasi sarees.
BharatSthali’s Banarasi sarees are elegant, and boast of intricate and dense weaves and patterns. Their designs are prepared beforehand on paper, and not less than three people are required in the weaving process. An expert focuses on the weaving of the silk yarn, while one helps with the dyeing and another craftsman bundles the prepared thread.
BharatSthali offers multiple varieties of fabrics in their range of Banarasi sarees, including organza in zari and silk, georgette, and pure silk. Their collection also covers Banarasi silk designs such as cutwork, tissue, tanchoi, vaskat, jangla and butidar, in different colors. The sarees are skin-friendly, easy to carry, perfect for every Indian skin tone, and their royal designs offer the wearer a classy look.
Talking about their wide range of Banarasi sarees, BharatSthali founders Sumati and Pulkit Gogna said, “The sarees we manfuactures, come up with a certificate of authenticity to make everyone feel assured that their money was well-spent on an original product. We value our customers’ faith and hard-earned money, as well as understand their efforts towards buying a handicraft. So, rest assured that whether people are buying Banarasi Jamdani silk for their daughters or want to upgrade their wardrobe collection to the rich and royal style, people will only get 100 per cent original Banarasi silk saree online on BharatSthali.com.”
So get ready to make a regal appearance and pick your perfect Banarasi sarees from BharatSthali, which delivers across the country and the world. It is an investment worth making, as the grace of conventional hand-woven Banarasi silk sarees endures forever.
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