5 Types Of Printed Patterns That Look Great On Indian Sarees

Posted by Pradeep Singh on November 19th, 2017

Printed sarees never lose their charm and simplicity. The designs, patterns and styles come out so well and vibrant that you simply feel nice wearing a printed saree. Depending on the fabric, colour and style, printed sarees can be worn formal, casual and even special occasions.

One can look elegant, stylish and fashionable in printed sarees. Printed sarees can be of different fabrics – silk, cotton, crepe, lycra etc. In recent times, poly cotton sarees, kasavu sarees and even banarasi sarees in printed style have been very popular among Indian women.

Let us take a look at different types of prints that are in fashion these days and which fabrics are suitable for them:

Floral prints: This is probably the oldest and most widely used print. They depict happiness, abundance and joy. These prints occur all over the body and make you look lively and fresh. They can be of one or more vibrant colours.

Calligraphy prints: These have become very popular in recent times. They look innovative and quirky. Abstract drawings, symbols, and foreign languages, mostly form the subject matter of these prints. These types of sarees need minimal jewelry and go well with high heels.

Nature prints: This again is very common yet can be a wide variety of styles. They are mostly comprised of autumn leaves, animals or every aspect of Mother Nature. Beautiful prints in bright colours make these printed sarees more soothing yet eye-catching.

Graphic prints: These are more contemporary design with figures or depicting some story. It can also show some rural scenery, or old historic figures. They are simply breathtaking.

Aztec prints: These are more like tribal designs and patterns. They mainly come in a triangular form with other designs made around it. If you have heavier body share, choose a saree with Aztec print along the border, else for a lean figure, all over print works well. 

All types of prints mainly fall under one of these broad categories. Poly cotton sarees in prints can be worn for both formal and casual occasions. They bring out your beauty in the simplest way yet with an elegant touch.

Kasavu saree which is basically from Kerala mainly comes with a white base with golden border. Mostly they are handwoven, but nowadays the printed style is also a favourite among women.

Banarasi sarees are an expensive and elegant affair. The designers have also experimented with printed designs in banarasi sarees, and they look wonderful. Exotic prints on different types of fabrics become your style statement if you choose the right one according to body shape and preference. These sarees need to be perfectly matched with jewelry and accessories for an overall stylish look. 

If you like to drape to style yet flaunt a simple and fashionable look, don’t hesitate to increase your printed saree collection. Don’t miss pondering upon the above suggestions when you make your next purchase.