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India is one such country where there\u2019s a mix of cultural elements and religion and still we are intact in the name of India and our love for the country. We celebrate festivals with enthusiasm and zest and Indians do believe in grand celebrations. Each state and culture has something special to offer; be it different types of food variety, rituals, clothes and many more. Keeping the love alive with the thread of rich Indian attire and one such attire is \u201cA Saree\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n

A saree or sari is traditional indian attire worn by the women and girls of India. It is the most elegance and gorgeous looking piece that one woman can try. Every woman has seen a saree once in her life and wished to own some for herself. Saree is a fabulous fabric with a length of 4 yards to 9 yard long and a breadth of  2 feet to 4 feet that is typically wrapped around the waist and then goes up on the shoulder which becomes the pallu of a saree. A saree is worn with the blouse and one petticoat or the underskirt to help the saree to be secure all the time. But it\u2019s much more than a 9 yard fabric to us because of our mothers as we\u2019ve seen them hoard the different types of sarees in her wardrobe and secretly we all dreamed of wearing every saree in her closet. A saree is said to be the cultural icon.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

So we, here are listing down 15 different types of saree that one should definitely try. Let\u2019s expand our love for saree and the collection that you have as well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

1.\u00a0Leheriya Saree<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Leheriya is mainly associated with Rajasthan. It is said to be the other form of Bandhani with the Rajasthani occurrence. It follows a different form of tie \u2013 die technique. As suggested by the name, Leheriya in Hindi means leher or waves, likewise the saree has distinctive patterns produced by the tie \u2013 dye technique which looks like wave pattern. The colours used are so aptly used that it\u2019s pleasing to see. This type of saree can be worn with different blouse to give different results every time you wear it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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2.\u00a0Tant Saree<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Tant saree are the tradition Bengali saree. West Bengal is famous for the Tant weaving. The Tant is favourite of Bengali women as it\u2019s a casual wear saree made of cotton which is breathable and easy to carry. It has broad borders and beautiful prints which makes it a must buy saree.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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3.\u00a0Phulkari Saree<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Phulkari, who doesn\u2019t know about the famous work of Punjab. Phulkari when translated means \u201cflower work\u201d and the work in absolutely true to it\u2019s name. Different patterns in the form of flower patterns are made using bright colourful threads. The embroidery pattern of flower is done mostly on the cotton blends fabrics that are easy to use in daily lives. One should definitely have this bright colourful and vibrant saree to up their saree game.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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