Bandhej or bandhani is an antiquated tie and color system from Gujarat, rehearsed generally over the state just as in the neighboring regions of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. It is utilized to make bandhej or bandhani sarees, alongside parcel of different textures and pieces of clothing. The conventional hues used to color bandhani sarees are blue, red, dark green and yellow with each area having unmistakable varieties.

Banarasi Shikargah saree is a move of nature on silk strings. Banarasi sarees are known for their rich and lofty look. With zari vines, winged animals, creatures, greenery and looking over wilderness scenes, Shikargah is an extraordinary, Banarasi handloom forte.

Tanchoi's are an extremely fine weave in banarasi sarees that utilizes an additional weft string to make delicate examples. Tanchoi weaving is one of the perplex and specialized weaving strategies as it utilizes a couple of twist and two to five weft hues.

Around fourteenth century weaving of brocades with complex structures utilizing gold and silver strings turned into the claim to fame of Banaras. Banaras, surely understood for its Brocade alludes to those materials where, designs are made in weaving by transfixing or pushing the exemplary string between the twist. At the point when gold and silver strings are use alongside or without silk-strings, push either as uncommon weft or twist to make sparkling raise, we get the zari brocade textures.

On her special day, in Civil Investiture Ceremony, at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in New Delhi.For the program, Padmashri Malini Awasthi picked a straightforward yet amazing Pure Katan Silk Banarasi Saree from sacred weaves with Gold Zari Shikargah with exemplary brocade, Vibrant pink pallu, which shook her beauty around the corners.