Top 5 Stylish yet Simple Printed Cotton Sarees

Printed cotton sarees are the outfit that attracts every woman toward it. They are so beautiful and colourful that no one can take their eyes off them. They really are an eye catcher due to their alluring patterns and colors. There are several different prints like floral prints, geometric prints, animal prints, paisley prints and some other traditional prints. They are elegant yet stylish and can be worn on different occasions and festivals. They are suitable for every climatic condition and any type of event. 

There are several varieties in cotton sarees. Several Indian states have their own variety of cotton sarees that are the traditional and cultural sarees of that state. They are stylish yet stunning and are not only popular in that state but are also demanded in other states as well as countries.

Have a look at some of the stylish yet simple printed cotton dress material for your sarees that you can wear and get a ravishing look.

1. Bandhani Saree:

Bandhani sarees or Bandhej sarees are one of the most popular saree throughout the world. They are made in Gujarat state of India. The art consists of a tie-dye textile done by plucking the cloth with fingernails into tiny bindings that forms a figurative design. 

The tying is not only limited to binding there are many others that include ekdali, shikari and mothra depending on the manner in which the cloth is tied. The outfit comes mainly in two colors or single color but now multi colored bandhi are also available in a wide range. The art was exclusively carried out by the Khatri community of Kutch and Saurashtra. The sarees are popularly worn at functions and other special occasions.

2. Gadwal Saree:

It is the special art of Gadwal district of Telangana. It is a handcrafted woven style of saree very popularly worn in Southern states of India. The weave of this cotton saree is so light that it can be packed in a matchbox. 

The Brahmostsavas of Tirupati used to adorn God idols with these sarees, they were usually made to wear in prayers and virtual functions but with the passage of time they became popular and women started wearing it on special occasions and festivals. Now they are in the top list of cotton sarees. The saree is well known for its rich look, simplicity and elegance. They are found in amazing colors and textures.

3. Sambalpuri Saree:

It is a traditional hand woven saree in which the wrap and the weft are tie-dyed before weaving. They are produced in Sambalpur, Balangir, and Boudh districts of Orissa. They are well known for the incorporation of traditional motifs like shell, wheel and flowers having deep symbolism with native Odia colors like red, black and whites. 

In this technique the threads are first tie-dyed and later woven into fabric. The process takes many weeks. There are different varieties of Sambalpuri sarees that include pasapali, sonepuri, bomkai, bapta and barpali sarees that are in high demand. Most of them have been named after their places of origin. 

4. Leheriya Saree:

Leheriya is a traditional style of tie dye practiced in Rajasthan. They are brightly colored cloths with distinctive patterns. This art got its name from the Rajasthani word of wave, the pattern invocate the flow of water showing the depths of indigo after multiple mud resistant and dying processes. 

The dying is done on a thin cotton cloth by rolling the fabric diagonally from one corner to the opposite selvage and after that it is tied at required intervals. The pattern is simple, elegant yet very beautiful and stylish. They are worn by women of Rajasthan on a casual basis and the heavy ones are worn at special occasions and festivals. 

5. Jamdani Saree:

It is a famous saree that originated in Bengal. The historic production of these sarees was patronised by the Mughal emperors. The saree was originally known as Dhakai which got its name after the Dhaka city and later on it was named as Jamdani under the Mughal empire. It is a hand loom woven fabric made of cotton, that was historically referred to as muslin. It is the weaving tradition of Bengali origin. 

It is one of the most time intensive and labour intensive forms of hand loom weaving. It is considered the finest variety of cotton and most artistic attire. You can get a stylish yet elegant and simple look by wearing this saree.

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