Shop Banarasi Silk Sarees by Weave

Each Banarasi weave has its own texture, appearance and drape. Explore different weaves to find a saree that suits your occasion and personal preference.

Banarasi Brocade Silk Sarees

Brocade silk sarees feature woven zari patterns, including floral networks (jaal), scattered motifs (butidar) and traditional hunting scenes (shikargah). Their detailed designs make them well suited to bridal wear and grand celebrations.

Banarasi Jamdani Silk Sarees

Jamdani silk sarees feature delicate motifs woven into the fabric, creating detailed patterns across the saree. They are well suited to weddings, receptions and heirloom gifting.

Banarasi Khaddi Georgette Silk Sarees

Soft, lightweight and easy to drape, Khaddi Georgette sarees combine a comfortable feel with traditional Banarasi zari work. They are well suited to sangeets, receptions, festivals and longer functions.

Rangkat Banarasi Silk Sarees

Rangkat sarees are known for contrasting colours woven across the body, border and pallu. The distinctive colour combinations make them suitable for receptions, festive occasions and statement looks.

Banarasi Tissue Silk Sarees

Fine zari woven through the fabric gives Tissue Banarasi sarees a subtle glow while keeping the overall look light and elegant. They work well for daytime functions, receptions and other special occasions.

Banarasi Organza Silk Sarees

Organza Banarasi sarees have a sheer, crisp and lightweight feel and may feature colourful Meena work. Their lightweight appearance makes them suitable for festive and evening occasions.

Tanchoi & Vaskat Banarasi Sarees

Tanchoi is known for its smooth, satin-like surface and detailed patterns, while Vaskat uses multiple coloured wefts to create floral and geometric designs. These styles add distinctive texture and colour to festive and traditional occasion wear.

Choosing Banarasi Sarees for Wedding and Special Occasions

Banarasi silk sarees can be styled for different occasions, from traditional wedding ceremonies to festive celebrations and special gatherings. Consider the occasion, level of detailing, colour, weight and preferred drape when choosing a saree.

For Brides

Choose a saree that complements the importance of the occasion and stands out in the bridal setting. Look for richer detailing, traditional motifs, statement zari work and colours that complement the overall bridal look. A Brocade Banarasi saree can be one option to consider for a more elaborate bridal appearance.

For Wedding Guests and Family

For wedding guests and family members, consider sarees that balance elegance and comfort. Look for colours, patterns and levels of detailing that suit the ceremony while allowing you to feel comfortable throughout the occasion. A Jamdani Banarasi saree can work well when you want detailed motifs without choosing an especially heavy-looking design.

For Receptions, Sangeets and Festivals

For celebrations that are more relaxed or involve extended wear, consider sarees based on their colour, texture, weight and ease of draping. Brighter colours, distinctive patterns and lighter fabrics can work well when you want a festive yet comfortable look. A Rangkat Banarasi saree can be considered when contrasting colours are an important part of the overall look.

For Gifting and Heirloom Pieces

When choosing a saree as a gift or for long-term preservation, consider timeless designs, detailed craftsmanship and colours that remain versatile over time. Traditional motifs and distinctive weaving details can also add to its appeal as a piece to be treasured. A Tanchoi Banarasi saree can be considered for its detailed patterning and distinctive woven appearance.

For Lightweight Occasion Wear

If you prefer an easier drape and lighter feel, focus on sarees made with lighter fabrics and less substantial weaving. Consider the saree's weight, texture and drape, especially when you expect to wear it for several hours. An Organza Banarasi saree can be considered when a lighter, sheer and crisp appearance is preferred.

Shop Banarasi Sarees by Colour

Banarasi sarees are available in a wide range of traditional and contemporary colours:

  • Red & Maroon: Traditional choices for bridal and wedding occasions.
  • Yellow & Mustard: Bright shades suited to festive celebrations.
  • Green & Blue: From deep traditional tones to contemporary shades.
  • Pink & Peach: Softer options for weddings, receptions and festive occasions.
  • Black & Wine: Rich colours for evening and statement looks.

Banarasi Silk Sarees by Price

Banarasi sarees are available across different price ranges depending on the weave, zari work, motifs, craftsmanship and overall design.

Price Range Saree Styles & Details
Under ₹10,000 Explore selected Banarasi styles featuring zari buttas, borders and simpler designs.
₹10,000 – ₹25,000 This range includes options such as Khaddi Georgette, Tissue and sarees featuring traditional zari and motif work.
₹25,000 – ₹50,000 Explore detailed Brocade, Jamdani and selected Organza styles with more intricate designs.
Above ₹50,000 Premium Katan and Brocade Banarasi sarees with detailed weaving and elaborate zari work are available in this range.

Prices vary by saree. Check individual product pages for the latest price, fabric, weave and design details.

What to Look for When Buying a Banarasi Silk Saree

When choosing a Banarasi silk saree, consider the silk or fabric, weaving technique, zari work, motifs, weight and overall drape:

  • Silk and fabric: Check the fabric and weave details provided for the individual saree.
  • Woven zari: Traditional Banarasi sarees are known for their intricate woven zari designs.
  • Reverse side: The reverse of a woven saree can provide useful details about the weaving and thread work.
  • Natural variations: Handwoven sarees may have subtle variations that reflect the weaving process.
  • Product details: Review the individual product page for information about fabric, weave, zari and other specifications.

For more guidance, read our guide on How to Identify an Original Banarasi Silk Saree.

Why Buy Banarasi Silk Sarees from RmKV?

With more than 102 years of silk and weaving expertise since 1924, RmKV brings together traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design:

  • More than 102 years of expertise in silk and weaving
  • 2 National Awards for excellence in textiles
  • 8 patented weaving techniques
  • RmKV Creations combining traditional craftsmanship with innovative design
  • Detailed product information to help you understand individual sarees
  • Free shipping across India on orders above ₹5,000

Frequently Asked Questions About Banarasi Silk Sarees

RmKV offers Banarasi silk sarees across different price ranges. Prices vary depending on the fabric, weave, zari work, motifs and design. Check individual product pages for the latest prices.

Katan and Brocade Banarasi sarees with rich zari work and detailed motifs can complement traditional bridal looks. The choice depends on the wedding ceremony, preferred colour, design and drape.

Yes. Banarasi sarees are available in a variety of weaves and designs suitable for weddings, Muhurtham ceremonies, receptions and other celebrations.

The weaving method can vary between sarees. Check the individual product page for specific information about the weaving technique and construction.

Yes. Free shipping is available across India on orders above ₹5,000.

The weight varies by fabric, weave, zari work and design. Lightweight options such as Tissue, Organza and Khaddi Georgette may offer an easier drape, while heavily woven Katan and Brocade styles can have a more substantial feel.

Katan is known for its smooth finish, rich sheen and more structured drape, while Organza generally has a lighter, sheer and crisp feel. The right choice depends on the preferred appearance, drape and occasion.

Banarasi and Kanjivaram sarees come from different weaving traditions and regions. Banarasi sarees are traditionally associated with Varanasi and are known for their intricate woven motifs and zari work, while Kanjivaram sarees are traditionally associated with Kanchipuram and are known for their distinctive silk, zari and contrasting borders and pallus. For detailed instructions, read our Kanjivaram vs Banarasi Silk Saree: Which Is Better? guide.

Common Banarasi motifs include floral patterns, buta, jaal, paisley-inspired designs and traditional woven patterns. Motifs vary depending on the weave and design.

Follow the care instructions provided for the individual saree. In general, careful handling, proper storage and appropriate professional cleaning can help preserve silk and zari work. For detailed instructions, read our Banarasi Silk Saree Care Guide.

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