The printed sarees have occupied a great market in India as the artisans bring authenticity by adding their perception and creativity in the art of printing sarees. These sarees are created on various fabrics as demanded by the local as well as the Indian market and International markets. Beauty and fashion and creative art work are presented in embroidery printed sarees by great Indian designers.

One of the most prominent methods to decorate any fabric is to get them printed. Indian printed sarees have won lot of appreciation in the fashion market. Available in various styles, patterns and colors, the printed saree is soft and classy in looks. Printed sarees give an attractive look to anyone who wears it. Printed sarees are suitable for all kinds of occasions.

Fabric in Printed Saree

Printed designer sarees generally look good in the following types of fabric:

• Cotton
• Silk
• Georgette
• Chiffon
• Crepe
• Handloom etc.

Design in Printed Saree

Printed sarees have a lot of interesting patterns like:

• Floral
• Geometrical
• Abstract prints
• Ornamental designs
• Patola print
• Polka dot print
• Kantha print
• Jaal printed
• Meenakari printing
• Tye and dye prints like Bandhej, Bandani, Lehriya, and Batik and so on.

Printed sarees can also have these popular and classic designs with an array of detail work like embroidery, patti, mirror, zori and sequins work. Some states have developed its own motifs for printed saris, based on the folk tradition of the area as well as its textile weaves. Delicate prints on a printed sari, gives a delicate look.

Printed sarees are today made for mainstream urban markets, as the traditional prints created for rural, ethnic and local communities in western India. The hand printed sarees have been almost completely replaced by factory-made products in recent era.