Add glamor to your traditional look by draping a Tanchoi saree from Janardhana Silk House

Be it men’s sherwani or a women’s saree, Indian traditional attire has gained immense popularity across many cultures. Sarees are eye-soothing and add grace to a woman's overall look. Though a wide range of sarees is available in the market, the tanchoi silk saree is something that is synonymous with royalty and elegance. Light, soft, yet rich, these sarees are a work of art. The unique patterns, embossed weaves, and beautiful motifs add to the beauty of the saree.

Another beautiful saree that looks quite similar to Tanchoi is the Jamawar saree. In both types of saree, traditional satin weave techniques are used where the motifs and patterns are created with the help of extra primary weft providing it an inlaid or embossed look. Unlike brocades, the Tanchois are soft and flowy.

Colors and patterns

The most attractive part of Tanchoi and Jamawar silk sarees is that they are fabricated in vibrant colors and several yarns are used in the weaving technique. Tanchoi is also made using an extra set of colorful weft silk yarn covering the satin ground which brings out the distinctive patterns.

In both Tanchoi and Jamawar silk saree, you can come across figures of flying birds, paired cocks, and peacocks surrounded by flowers. In some of the sarees, you will notice beautiful floral motifs, geometrical patterns, and paisley designs. Nowadays, you can see designs integrated with Chinese and Indian motifs.

Varieties of Tanchoi Sarees

Banarasi Tanchoi is available in different varieties these days. Let’s have a look:

● Satin Tanchoi: The saree is based on single-colored Satin fabric and the weft threads are used in one or more colors. The additional weft colors can also be used as per the design.
● Satin zari Tanchoi: In this version of the saree, a combination of either one silk and one gold zari thread or two silk threads and one gold thread.
● Atlas or gilt: Here pure satin is used. Compared to other fabrics, this version of the saree is heavier and has more shine as more zari threads are used.
● Mushabbar: This version stands out as a net woven design that appears as branches of a tree. The Mushabbar design is generally associated with a jungle.

Wearing a Tanchoi Jamawar silk saree

Tanchoi silk saree is gaining popularity across the country. These can be worn on formal occasions, wedding ceremonies, or festivals. Owing to the fabric, these sarees are worn more in the months of winter.

Maintaining a Tanchoi Jamawar silk saree

The Tanchoi sarees need to be washed through the process of dry cleaning only. Drying them under direct sunlight is not advisable. Tanchoi saree has slowly gained popularity as another type of silk woven fabric.

Janardhana Silk House is the ideal place to book your Tanchoi & Jamawar sarees online. On their website, you will come across a wide variety of silk sarees that you can book anytime. They have an amazing collection of Tanchoi sarees in their catalog. So, all the beautiful women, get ready to add elegance to your look this year.

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