LIFESTYLE

5 GI tag sarees you must invest in

By Sneha Das

1

Banaras brocade

Featuring intricate gold and silk threadwork, Banaras brocade sarees received the GI tag in 2009. These fabrics have been in existence since the Mughal era.

2

Kanjeevaram saree

Kanjeevaram sarees originated from the village of Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu. They are handwoven in premium quality mulberry silk.

3

Odisha Ikkat

Originating in Odisha's Cuttack district, Ikkat sarees received the GI tag in 2007. They are made using a resist dyeing technique.

4

Paithani sarees

Named after the Paithan town in Aurangabad, Paithani sarees are woven by hand and made from very fine silk. They are one of India's richest sarees.

5

Santipur saree

Featuring innovative motifs, Santipur sarees are well-known for their elegance and beautiful color combinations. They feature butis or jamdani designs.

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