Hyderabad, Aug. 16 -- India's saree tradition is a celebration of artistry woven into silk and cotton. Among the many handloom treasures, three stand tall Banarasi, Kanjivaram, and Chanderi. Each has its own identity, shaped by history, geography, and craft. To the untrained eye they may look similar, but their stories are worlds apart. Siasat.combrings you these three amazing weaves and their speciality.

Banarasi - Regal Grandeur from the North

The Banarasi saree originates from Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. Rooted in the Mughal era, it reflects a fusion of Persian and Indian designs.

Fabric: Fine silk, woven with gold and silver brocade, heavy and lustrous.

Motifs: Florals, creepers, and the iconic jhallar edging.

Occasion: Its dense ...