
On the basis of fabric, weaving style or motifs, every state of India has
developed its own unique saree style. It is considered to be a style
statement of every Indian women to have at least one traditional saree from
every region from India. Think over the choices you have: the
patola
sari from Gujarat along with
Gujarati brocade, the
embroidered
tinsel sarees having zardosi and golden thread embroidery, the
Paithani
saree from Maharashtra, the
Chanderi and
Maheshwari sarees
from Madhya Pradesh, the
Sambalpuri and
ikat saree from
Orissa,
Muga and Pat saree from Assam,
Kanjeevaram Saree
from Tamil Nadu,
Pochampally sarees from Andhra Pradesh,
Kota
sarees and
Bandhani sarees from Rajasthan and many more--the
list is endless!