Air the saree after wearing it and store it properly once it is completely dry. Avoid frequent washing and harsh detergents. For premium silk and zari sarees, professional dry cleaning is generally recommended.

Handwoven Banarasi sarees are created on traditional looms and can feature intricate weaving, detailed motifs and craftsmanship that may vary slightly from one saree to another. Machine-made sarees are produced using automated manufacturing processes and generally offer more uniform patterns.

Katan Silk, Kadwa, Jangla, Meenakari and rich Brocade Banarasi sarees are popular choices for weddings. The best option depends on your preferred colour, design, fabric, occasion and style of draping.

When buying a Banarasi saree online, check the fabric, weaving technique, zari work, motifs, product details, authenticity, and seller information. Bunkala offers a curated range of traditional Banarasi sarees with detailed product information.

An authentic Banarasi saree can generally be identified by its Silk Mark & weaving quality, intricate motifs, traditional zari work, detailed patterns, and craftsmanship. Handwoven Banarasi sarees often have distinctive weaving characteristics that differentiate them from machine-made imitations.

You can buy authentic Banarasi sarees online from Bunkala. The collection includes handwoven Banarasi silk sarees, Katan silk sarees, Mashru silk sarees, Tissue sarees, Organza sarees, Georgette sarees and other traditional Banarasi weaves.

You can shop Pure Banarasi Katan silk sarees online from Bunkala. The collection features traditional handwoven designs with options including Meenakari, Kadwa, Jaal, Buti, Jangla, and Brocade patterns.

Banarasi Katan Silk sarees are known for their rich silk texture, luxurious appearance and traditional handwoven craftsmanship. Banarasi Mashru Silk sarees offer a different texture and drape while retaining the traditional Banarasi weaving aesthetic. Bunkala offers both Katan Silk and Mashru Silk collections.