Jacquard Weaving
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Jacquard Weaving — quick answers
What is the price of jacquard weaving sarees?
Which jacquard saree is good for a wedding or festival?
Which jacquard saree is light to wear?
Is cash on delivery available?
Can I exchange a saree if I need to?
Jacquard weaving sarees have their patterns woven directly into the fabric on a jacquard loom, rather than printed or stitched on afterwards. This collection brings together Jamdani, Banarasi, soft silk and Kanjivaram sarees, and suits anyone who wants rich woven detail for festivals, weddings and family occasions without paying showroom prices.
What makes a jacquard saree
A jacquard loom controls individual warp threads, so complex motifs, borders and textures can be woven into the cloth itself. The result is a saree with depth and a defined texture that you can feel. In this collection you will find:
- Banarasi: katan silk sarees with butti designs and kanchi zari weaving.
- Dhakai Jamdani: light weight cotton silk sarees in colours such as maroon, olive, pink and black.
- Soft silk and Kanjivaram: sarees with zari weaving and rich pallus.
How to choose one
For weddings and festive evenings, look at Banarasi katan silk with butti or zari work. For long hours or warmer days, a light weight Dhakai Jamdani cotton silk saree is easier to carry. Soft silk sits between the two and drapes smoothly. Check the pallu, as a rich woven pallu often decides how the saree looks when worn.
Care
Dry clean zari and silk sarees where possible. Store them folded in a muslin or cotton cloth, away from damp, and refold them along different lines now and then to protect the zari. Air the saree after each wear before putting it away.
Price guide
Among our 30 best sellers, prices run from Rs 595 to Rs 1395, with most around Rs 750. The collection has 236 products in all, and each saree is sold factory-direct from Surat.






























