Sarees are traditional garments worn by women in South Asia, particularly in India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal.

Whether you’re buying a silk saree for yourself or as a gift, understanding how to spot a fake silk saree can help preserve your hard-earned money and faith.

From Tussar to Kanjeeveram, and Banarasi to Chanderi, explore various types of silk sarees to choose the best pick that suits the occasion and provides a graceful look.

Women should wear Kasavu sarees in Onam as Myntra has beautiful sarees. You can wear handloom silk cotton, tissue or printed ...

Silk Mul: The Subtle Luxury. If you adore silk but dread its weight during summer, silk mul is the ideal compromise. This fabric blends the luxurious sheen of silk with the breathable comfort of ...

Looking for gorgeous weaves, rich fabrics, and designer borders across silk, chiffon, and organza sarees all at exclusive ...

Discover the timeless elegance of Mangalagiri handloom sarees, a symbol of tradition, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage in ...

BANGALORE: Is that fancy looking silk saree really pure? The free testing for silk and zari being organised by the CSTRI, Central Silk Board, on Satur ...

A silk saree is ideal for weddings, and there are multiple blouse designs you can choose from for it. Read on to know more. With the wedding season approaching, it's time to get your sarees ready.