An Evergreen and irresistible Charm of Banarasi Tissue Silk Saree

 




Originating from the most sacred city of India i.e. Varanasi, Banarasi silk sarees are considered to be one of the finest and premium customary textiles. As a symbol of royalty, Banarasi silk sarees were usually draped by women belonging to rich and royal families. The designs of Banarasi silk sarees are inspired by Mughals and crafted out of highly superior polished yarns. Resulting from the fine craftsmanship of Mughals, Banarasi silk sarees are the unmatched epitome of brilliant artistry of weaving and designing. Undoubtedly, it is one of the precious treasures in Women’s wardrobes today.

 

The various varieties available with us on our official website are Pure Katan Banarasi Silk Pachrangi Saree, The Banarasi Kora silk sarees, soft flowing Banarasi georgette, Banarasi Tussar silk, Banarasi Bamboo net, Banarasi Linen, Banarasi Tissue silk saree & Banarasi Satin silk sarees. If you have heard enough about other varieties but know little about Tissue Banarasi Saree, we’ve got you covered as you will be able to gain sufficient knowledge about such sarees regarding their maintenance and other things by the end of this article.

 

Tissue sarees bring grace by adding a touch of sheer elegance & femininity. These sarees have an unparalleled and evergreen charm. Perfect fit for every occasion and celebration, these sarees are absolutely easy to drape.  First, we need to understand the fabric which is the base of the Tissue Banarasi saree. Tissue fabric has metallic shine and a bit transparent look which is generally used for making lehengas,  Suits, sarees, gowns as well as home furnishing industry.  Woven with silver and gold threads, these sarees have flourished a fashion sensation and ranked themselves among the top silk sarees around the globe.

 

Maintenance Tips for  Banarasi Tissue Silk Saree

 

A little mishandling and carelessness might tear your delicate tissue sarees. So you need to take reasonable care of it. You can follow the tips mentioned below to be on the safer side-

  • Always go for dry cleaning your silk sarees as these are delicate fabrics that might get destroyed using harsh detergent & machine washing.
  • Since Tissue fabric gets crinkled easily, it requires a good amount of care and proper ironing.
  • Always iron Tissue fabric sarees on low heat.
  • Frequently change the folds to avoid tearing the saree from corners.
  • Avoid hanging these sarees for so long. It is recommended not to put them in plastic bags.
  • Avoid staining them and if it stains then go for dry cleaning only.
  • Keep your Tissue Banarasi sarees in Muslin bags.

The easier it seems to be convinced with the idea of preferring a pure Banarasi silk saree, the harder it is to find one. Tyaar India is therefore presenting you with a wide assortment of such sarees online so that you can conveniently buy one for yourself without roaming here and there. So, If you are in search of a beautiful tissue fabric saree or any other type of saree, you just need to browse and visit our online store. Here at Tyaar India, we strive to offer the best of the best designs for our customers without compromising on quality. Our online saree store brings a stunning range of elegant sarees for women. Make yourself look extra sparkly and glittery on your special days. Enhance your saree look by pairing it with bold oxidized or rustic neckpieces and oversized jhumkas. You can also play with different blouse patterns like you can go with a long-length blouse especially when you are draping a Banarasi saree. At last, Slip on to those comfy yet classy kolhapuri chappals, put on a black bindi, and you are all dolled up for the evening. 



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