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Must-Have Sarees that every Woman should Own

Must-Have Sarees that every Woman should Own

A saree wardrobe is incomplete without a few timeless classics and versatile styles that suit various occasions. First, every woman should own a Kanchipuram Silk Saree—perfect for weddings and festive events, these sarees exude luxury with their intricate designs and rich textures. For lighter occasions, a kanchi cotton saree is an excellent choice, offering comfort and style with its breathable fabric. Add a Banarasi Saree to your collection for its luxurious feel and intricate zari work, ideal for traditional celebrations. A lightweight saree, like the Luxe or Debonair sarees by TiaBhuva.com, is a must for casual outings or cocktail events, as they drape effortlessly and look stunningly chic.

If you love experimenting, consider a semi-silk saree for a blend of elegance and affordability, and don’t forget a lace saree for a modern twist to classic drapes. At TiaBhuva.com, we offer a variety of options, including our innovative Saree Silhouettes, that make draping and styling any type of saree effortless and comfortable. Curate your collection with these staples to ensure you’re ready for any occasion in style!

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What is a Kanchi Cotton Saree?

What is a Kanchi Cotton Saree?

A Kanchi cotton saree is a traditional Indian saree that originates from Kanchipuram, a city known for its weaving heritage. Unlike the silk sarees Kanchipuram is famous for, Kanchi cotton sarees are made from pure cotton, making them lightweight, breathable, and perfect for everyday wear or warm climates. The weaving process ensures durability and a soft texture that drapes beautifully. These sarees feature bold, vibrant colors and intricate designs, often inspired by temple motifs, floral patterns, or traditional Indian art. They blend comfort and elegance, making them a wardrobe essential for saree lovers.

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What is a Semi Silk Saree?

What is a Semi Silk Saree?

A semi silk saree is a blend of silk and other fibers like cotton or polyester, designed to offer the look of pure silk at a more affordable price. These sarees are lighter and easier to drape, making them a popular choice for occasions that call for a mix of comfort and sophistication. The silk component gives them a rich sheen, while the added fibers enhance durability and reduce maintenance needs compared to pure silk sarees.

Semi silk sarees come in a variety of styles and patterns, from traditional motifs to modern designs, making them perfect for both festive celebrations and everyday wear. Whether you’re new to sarees or looking for a luxury yet low-maintenance option, semi silk sarees beautifully combine affordability with timeless style.

  

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How to wear a Saree in the winter

How to wear a Saree in the winter

Stay cozy and stylish in a saree this winter by layering smartly. Opt for full-sleeve or wool-blend blouses paired with heavier, thicker sarees, like Kanjivaram, Semi Silk, or Cotton. The Saree Silhouette is great for winter - its snug fit provides an extra layer of warmth, plus, its design ensures your saree drapes beautifully, even with extra layers. Perfect for staying cozy and stylish! 

Choose closed-toe heels or boots to stay snug and warm and complete your look with a shawl or jacket—drape the pallu over them for a chic, layered effect. These tips help you enjoy saree style while staying warm in the winter.

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How to care for and maintain your Sarees

How to care for and maintain your Sarees
To care for and maintain your sarees, spot treat delicate ones with mild detergent and cold water, avoiding wringing. For less delicate fabrics, hand wash or use a gentle machine wash. Dry in shade to prevent fading and If you choose to use an iron, use it on the lowest setting available. We'd recommend you do a patch test on a small part of the saree first just to see how the fabric reacts, especially for silk. Store sarees in a cool, dry place wrapped in muslin cloth, avoiding plastic covers. Air them regularly and refold every few months to prevent creases and mildew. These practices will keep your sarees vibrant and beautiful for years. Continue reading
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