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Handloom vs Powerloom
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Understand the difference between handloom and powerloom sarees. Learn how they are made, how to identify them, and what to check before buying.

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How to Spot a Fake Banarasi Saree: 10 Things to Check Before You Buy
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How to Spot a Fake Banarasi Saree: 10 Things to Check Before You Buy

Learn how to spot a fake Banarasi saree before buying. Check the fabric, zari, weaving, motifs, finishing, label and other details to make a more informed choice.

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Teej 2026: Traditional Sarees and Styling Ideas for the Festival
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Teej 2026: Traditional Sarees and Styling Ideas for the Festival

Looking for the perfect Teej saree? Explore traditional Banarasi, handloom, cotton and silk sarees, popular Teej colours, styling ideas and tips for choosing the right saree for the festival.

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Kadhwa

Kadhwa is a traditional Banarasi weaving technique where each motif is woven separately using extra threads. This detailed process creates rich designs with no loose threads on the reverse side.

tanchoi

Tanchoi is a Banarasi weave known for intricate patterns created using multiple silk threads instead of heavy zari, giving the fabric a smooth texture and elegant appearance.

Jamdani

Jamdani is a delicate handweaving technique where motifs are individually inserted during weaving, creating light, airy fabrics with patterns that appear to float on the saree.