Renowned for its opulent silk and intricate zari work, Banarasi silk sarees are among the most expensive weaves in India, especially those featuring pure silk and intricate motifs.
Hailing from Tamil Nadu, Kanjivaram sarees are known for their rich silk and elaborate gold zari borders, making them highly sought after and costly.
Originating from Maharashtra, Paithani sarees are handwoven with silk and real gold or silver threads, often featuring intricate peacock and lotus motifs, making them a symbol of luxury.
Originating from Kashmir, Jamawar shawls are meticulously handwoven with fine wool or pashmina and intricate paisley or floral patterns, often incorporating gold or silver threads, making them highly expensive.
Hailing from Gujarat, Patola sarees are handwoven using the double ikat technique, where both the warp and weft threads are dyed before weaving, resulting in intricate geometric designs and vibrant colours, contributing to their high price.
Originating from West Bengal, Baluchari sarees are known for their intricate woven depictions of mythological scenes on fine silk, often featuring gold or silver zari work, making them prized possessions for collectors and connoisseurs.