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Color Palette of Silk Sarees From Classics to Trends

patola saree in pune and Banarasi sarees may be the go-to attire for mothers of brides; however, your mother could opt for this magnificent Kanchipuram pattu saree instead for an alternative traditional look. Complement this saree with its matching blouse by pairing with fine gold jewellery to complete this traditional ensemble.

This stunning Kanjivaram silk saree boasts a light pink body with peach pallu and gold zari work for an eye-catching contrast that is sure to dazzle any viewer. The combination of colors creates an impressive balance that will surely impress.
Pink

Paithani silk sarees exude elegance, boasting intricate gold or silver zari work that is meticulously woven into their fabric. Traditional Paithani motifs like parrots, peacocks, lotuses and geometric designs decorate them beautifully - each holding special significance representing auspiciousness, fertility and cultural heritage.

Pink is an inherently peaceful hue that exudes femininity. Add an air of grace and femininity with a pastel pink or magenta silk saree featuring faded golden borders for an eye-catching appearance.

An alternative choice would be a banarasi tussar silk saree in bright pink with pista green broad borders for an eye-catching contrast that will capture everyone's attention. Pair this stylish garment with metallic grey shade blouse to complete your chic and fashionable look.
Purple

Purple sarees have long been considered a timeless classic in wedding and other special occasion wear. Their hue symbolizes spirituality, royalty and rich silk fabrics make a stunning statement at special events. When purple dye was more expensive to create it was used only by royal women to ensure its significance was not overlooked by other attendees.

This bridal pattu sari is an inspiring example of how color play can create a stunning and memorable ensemble! We admire how this bride has brought orange and gold hues together with her stunning embroidered blouse to further accentuate its beauty.

Elevate your look with our exquisite selection of banarasi silk sarees in different hues of purple. From floral motifs, geometric designs, or classy golden zari work crafted in silk fabrics - there is sure to be something here that will complement any style preference! Our collection of purple sarees will have something suitable!
Maroon

Classic Black is the epitome of elegance and classiness, ideal for weddings or other important events such as parties. It pairs beautifully with borders like Zari, Resham, or Kasab - making this color choice timeless!

Maroon is an understated yet sophisticated hue. With its flat tone that resembles more of a wine hue than reddish brown hue, maroon makes an excellent choice for women who prefer subdued shades over more daring ones.

Make her stand out at every function with this beautiful Pochampally silk saree, featuring traditional motifs and rich borders. Your mother will turn heads at sangeet or pheras ceremonies as well as religious festivals or family occasions, giving off grace and charm - the ideal outfit for making her the guest of honor at your wedding!
Green

Utilize the earthy hues of a Kanjivaram saree to elevate your bridal look and symbolize fertility, prosperity and balance - not to mention that marriage represents new beginnings! Green symbolizes fertility, prosperity and balance while its fresh hue also represents marriage's fresh start as a fresh canvas upon which new lives will emerge together.

Kanchipuram weavers produce beautiful sarees in various shades of green. Saffron hues used by Hindus to apply'srichurnam' (anagaru in Tamil) on their foreheads is known locally as 'kili pachai", while Vishnu's radiant blue light at Vaikuntha Perumal Temple is called ananda meghavarnam.

Add an elegant flair to your look by purchasing a vibrant green saree with gold zari for an eye-catching ensemble. Make it complete by accessorizing with gold and green glass bangles from your collection for an impressive finish.
Yellow

Yellow silk sarees are timeless classics of Indian fabric design, exuding elegance and grace. Yellow is associated with Saraswati - the Hindu goddess who represents knowledge and music - making this classic choice the ideal way to add some tradition and heritage into wedding ensembles.

Choose a Kanchipuram saree with intricate butta borders for a luxurious aesthetic or opt for organza as it will offer more casual wearability. A modern blouse design using lace or sheer material will complete the ensemble and complete its transformation.

Opt for a simple plain yellow silk saree and pair it with a monochromatic modern blouse for an understated look. Experiment with different necklines such as halter or off-shoulder to highlight your toned shoulders and arms.
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