Sarees are the best fashion wear for the women who want to stick to their culture, especially at traditional events. Sarees are available in several fabrics these days, giving women a range of choices for different occasions. For regular wear, cotton sarees are ideal while for festive occasions, silk sarees are the best. 

Since India is a land of hundreds of cultures and festivals, it is only wise to have a couple of silk sarees in your wardrobe. For traditional occasions such as a puja or a wedding, a silk saree will make you look beautifully draped in your culture. 

We bring to you a list of the best silk sarees you should have to make a style statement in your ethnic look. 

• Tussar silk saree: The kosa silk or the tussar silk is mostly known for its purity and texture. These sarees are distinctive, especially because they feature a natural deep gold sheen. And let’s not forget the range of colours they are available in. Natural motifs are what these sarees are adorned with, but you can get them in contemporary designs too. You can style this saree with oxidised jewellery if it features silver prints on it.

• Banarasi silk saree: This classic piece, originated from the land of Banaras or Varanasi is a staple for Indian brides. These sarees are made from the finest silks and feature gold and silver brocade work which is something worth investing in. These sarees are usually heavier than their counterparts and the kind of colours they are available in makes them a top choice for festive occasions. The motifs in these sarees are inspired by Mughal designs, which makes them no less than a piece of art. If you want to stick to the basics, you can opt for bold colours such as red and orange while colours such as yellow and green will give you a distinct touch.

• Paithani silk saree: These sarees are the original nine yards of grace that women love wearing, especially the Maharashtrian brides. These sarees are distinctive, thanks to their slanted square designs, kaleidoscopic prints and peacock motifs on the pallu.

• Kanchipuram silk saree: Also known as Kanjeevaram sarees, these drapes are made from the highest quality silk and are distinguished by their wide contrasting border. These sarees are woven with heavy silk or even gold yarn, which makes them a perfect choice for South Indian brides. Red and white is the classiest colour pattern of this saree where the bride chooses to wear a heavily embroidered red blouse with the white or off-white saree. 

• Patola silk saree: Coming from the land of Gujarat, these sarees are common with Gujarati brides and ladies who want to flaunt their ethnic chic during weddings and festivities. These sarees feature mostly four major designs such as elephants, flowers, parrots and dancing figurines. The double ikat patola sarees are a class apart and a must-have for every woman.

These are the best trending silk sarees that you should have now that the festive season will begin in full swing.