Fashion Quiz: Match These Sarees To Their Indian Home State

Sarees are a combination of elegance, grace, and tradition. From Sridevi’s blue chiffon saree in Mr India to Deepika Padukone’s low-draped georgette saree in Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani, this piece of garment never fails to amaze, both on and off the screen. It is a fabulous 6-9 yards of fabric wrapped around the body in a particular way, forming a beautiful timeless outfit. In a diverse country like India, each state and community has its own style of sarees. As well as a particular way of wearing the 6 yards. Each saree from their respective region carries its own cultures, traditions and emotions and it is an heirloom for the family too!

1. This state is known for its famous Kota sarees. They are made of cotton and silk and have square-like patterns known as khats. Gujarat Rajasthan Kerala

3. The elegant Paithani saree is made of pure silk and named after the Paithan town in Aurangabad and is famous for its slanting square border design and pallu. Karnataka Bihar Maharashtra

4. The Katha saree beautifully incorporates the Katha embroidery styles. The designs are heavily inspired by nature and geometrical designs. Bengal Madhya Pradesh Punjab

6. This state’s Chanderi saree is made with a blend of pure silk, cotton and zari. It has unique designs inspired by peacocks, geometrics and florals. Andhra Pradesh Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra

7. Named after a small town in Bangalore, Kanjeevaram sarees are made with the utmost care by the craftsman with the best silks and durable fabrics. Karnataka Tamil Nadu Kerala

8. The Eri silk sarees are nonviolent sarees as the silk is obtained without killing the silkworm. They are heavier and darker than usual sarees and have a touch of royalty. Odisha Nagaland Assam

9. The Banarasi sarees made in the ancient city of Benares are known for their gold and silver brocade or zari, fine silk and opulent embroidery. Uttar Pradesh Bihar Punjab

10. The Bomkai saree hails from the Bhulia community of Bhomkai. It has a touch of a tribal rawness in its prints, made with cotton and silk. Odisha Goa Tamil Nadu