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5 Mistakes to Avoid While 
Wearing a Banarasi      Saree
A Banarasi saree is a rich and sophisticated piece 
of traditional Indian clothing. It is a prized 
possession for women in India, especially in South 
India. In past years, we have seen the handloom 
Banarasi saree becoming a trend all across India 
for young girls and ladies too. 
Wearing the Wrong Petticoat
Choosing the wrong petticoat is one of the most 
common mistakes women make while wearing a 
Banarasi saree. It is vital to know its style and 
material to pick the right fit.
A proper fitting of the petticoat will ensure that the 
saree falls perfectly on your body, beautifying all 
the areas. The petticoat must fit snugly against 
you without being too tight or loose.
5 Tips to Maintain Your Pretty Cotton Sarees
Use Mild Detergents to Wash
Maintenance of delicate cotton sarees begins in the laundry room. Always use mild detergents on 
cotton handlooms. They are sensitive to harsh chemicals, so avoid using bleach or fabric softener. 
Also, wash your cotton handloom saree in cold water, and don't soak it for long periods. If you need 
to soak it, stick to mild detergents. If you want to use bleach or fabric softener, mix it with the 
washing machine's cold water supply instead of direct water from the faucet.
A Big No to Sunlight
Never dry mulmul cotton sarees in direct sunlight because it will cause them to fade and lose their 
original color. Instead, dry them in the shade on a clothesline. Preferably dry them to their wrong side 
as it protects from heat fading. Also, to maintain the natural stiffness, hang them straight without 
folding. 
Starch Your Cotton Sarees
Starch helps in keeping the sarees in shape and prevents them from stiffness. It is an easy process 
that is easy to perform at your home. You can use a starch-based fabric softener or an anti-wrinkle 
fabric conditioner. Starching your soft Bengal cotton saree can keep it crisp and edgy for years to 
come.
The same goes for Begampuri Bengal cotton sarees, Too much heat will damage the fabric of your 
saree and make it lose its shape.
3 Beautiful Ways to Style Your 
Banarasi Dupatta
A Banarasi dupatta is an intricate piece of clothing for 
weddings, festivals, and other ceremonial occasions. It is also a 
symbol of the status of women in many cultures. 
Style Red Banarasi Dupatta with White Floor Length Kurti 
If you want a combination that looks elegant and classy, then 
this is what you should go for. Drape and pin your red Banarasi
 silk dupatta on one side of your shoulder and hold it in the 
other hand bringing it to the front side. 
Plain Skirt and Top with Heavy Banarasi Dupatta
Pair your Banarasi Floral Motif Dupatta with a skirt and top to 
add some flare to your look. Pairing with a solid-colored silk 
skirt top will help you keep the focus on the dupatta instead of 
the other way around. You can pair it with any color top and 
skirt in your wardrobe because Banarasi dupattas are one of 
the most versatile dupattas available.