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There is nothing more romantic, sizzling, confident and complete than a saree; from trendy Bollywood movies to the khadi movement, sarees have always found themselves within the current atmosphere in the country. It’s often said that the current generation finds themselves alienated from the essential parts of our culture, and that is far from the truth. Sarees are the one aspect that all of us have been romanticizing since we saw our mothers drape them. Millennials are a generation that has seen the country go from local to massive globalization; they’ve been a part of the change that’s not just materialistic but also ideological and cultural. These changes have made them sensitive to global issues and different from the generation previous to them. However, the millennials are also responsible for the massive social media boom, which has given many grassroots and endangered industries a new lease on life.
Millennials are going back to their roots and appreciating the up-and-coming world of artisans and weavers. Sarees have found a new home; we have millennial women doing yoga, splits and even backflips in Saree are no longer restricted to special events as this new generation is adding western elements to them and wearing them on a daily basis. From adding belts, blazers and crop tops as Blouses to Saree, Millennials have identified the saree with their own ideas of the world today and adapted it to the same. It’s now not just an item of clothing but an expression of their thoughts, an illustration of an artist’s talent and a revival of historical talent. For a millennial, a saree is an heirloom that can be passed down generations, and it is an embodiment of divine femininity and an expression of our values that have survived many invasions and colonisations. Let’s take a look at a few sarees that every millennial will love, from simple to rich.
Different types of sarees
1. Pastel Sarees
Pastel colours with lots of zari are truly a match made in heaven. In the past few years, pastel colours have come to life, from cotton candy pink to colours of the bright blue sky; all of these colours are adorable, and to have them on a saree accentuated with zari is a dream come true. The Handloom light Pink Kora Silk Banarasi saree is the perfect pick. The saree is the product of a handloom. This exclusive piece is perfect for evening occasions.
2. Bandhej Sarees
Bandhej is one of the ancient tie and dye techniques which requires years and years of skills and precision. Although the outcome looks deceptively simple, it actually comes with years and years of trial and error. The Handloom Pink Georgette Banarasi Bandhej Saree with Cutwork Weave is an excellent saree with beautiful zari work done on it. The saree is excellent for a wedding or a special festivity. This saree can be worn with a contrasting blouse or the matching fabric it comes with. For millennials, this saree is an excellent opportunity to adorn a traditional piece that gracefully wraps around their figure.
3. Bringing together contrasting colors with silk sarees
Contrasting colors are an excellent way of adorning different characteristics; after all, millennials are all about experimenting with different color combinations that can highlight different aspects of their personality. The Red And Purple Handloom Pure Mashroo Silk Tanchoi Banarasi Saree with Purple Border is an excellent piece that should come to all of our wardrobes. This saree can be worn to a morning event, the beauty of tissue cannot be undermined, and the glaze of this saree is blindingly beautiful.
4. Pretty in a Banarasi saree
A bright Red colour never goes out of style, and a saree in this heavenly colour will never disappoint. Red ,Pink, Yellow, and Green are considered auspicious colours in Indian cultures and wearing one will bring some of that positivity to us as well. The Handloom Red Pure Katan Silk Banarasi Saree , is a regal saree that brightens you up! The katan silk is a lustrous and luminescent fabric created with immense love and precision. This adorable saree is perfect for weddings and engagements. Add some delicate Indian jewellery to the look, and you’ll be the talk of the town.
5. A Silk Banarasi Saree With Antique Zari
The saree is an excellent piece that can change the shape of your wardrobe; this colour combination is one of a kind and exudes elegance and luxury. The Navy Blue Handloom Katan Silk Banarasi Saree with Antique Zari is an alluring choice and is perfect for celebrations. Created with love and precision, this piece is worthy of being an heirloom piece.The weaving and designing techniques are one of a kind and will leave the wearer astounded.
The above pieces by WeaverStory are one of a kind, and millennials love all things unique and special. These pieces are worthy of being heirloom pieces and should be cherished and kept carefully. From simple cotton sarees to heavy Kanjivaram sarees, millennials are embracing the Indian weave in many ways. If you are looking for designer blouses or designer sarees, Real WeaverStory has got your back with a rich and varied range of sarees and lehengas.
Author: Uma Shekhawat
