The saree is a vital piece of Indian convention and culture and its starting point goes back to the Indus valley civilization. In spite of the fact that began as a straightforward bit of material that will be folded over the body today it has a few adjusted structures. These appealing ladies wears are found in fashioner themes and examples to suit the requirements and inclinations of ladies. There are a few kinds of sarees that are found in India with some being better known than others. The most mainstream decisions in the advanced age incorporate chiffon, patola, banarasi sarees from the east and a scope of exemplary silk ones from the south.

From South India: South India is among the main makers of fine quality silk. South Indian sarees are known to mirror the convention of the district through its average examples.

• Gadwal sarees are woven from cotton texture and are recognized by the silk line and pallow. They convey zari work and are created in Gadwal, the district from which they get their name.
• Kanjivaram sarees are among the choicest assortments found in the south. These are for their wide boundaries and are chiefly produced in Tamil Nadu. They convey a substantial sticker price, contingent upon the measure of brightening work done on them.
• Pochampally ikat style sarees are popular for the mathematical examples. These are woven from silk, cotton or an impeccable combination of two textures. Pochampally sarees are well known for their tie and color style.
• Puttapaka sarees from the territory of Andra Pradesh are created by an extraordinary technique for tie and color known in the town of Puttapaka. These sarees are regularly sold under the name of Ponchampally sarees too.
• Konrad saree, Chettinad saree, Mysore silk sarees are a portion of the other famous kinds of sarees from South India.

From North India: Some of the popular sarees from North India incorporate Banarasi sarees, Kota Doria Sarees, Sikargarh brocade sarees, tissue sarees, Jamavar sarees and so on

• Banarasi sarees have become a notable image of the sacred city of Banaras. These give intense rivalry to Patola sarees of the west as these are among the best assortments accessible in India. Dazzling zari work in gold and silver, the nature of silk and the weaving make them profoundly pursued.
• Kota Doria sarees are created in the Kota region of Rajasthan generally from cotton silk saree. Light, breezy and straightforward in their structure, these sarees are known for checkered examples.

Sarees from various states convey their strengths and alongside customary top choices like the banarasi or the patola which give an exemplary standpoint, more elegant varieties like the chiffon make this type of attire profoundly venerated in India.