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Northern and Central styles [edit] Banarasi – Uttar Pradesh Shalu – Uttar Pradesh Tanchoi – Uttar Pradesh Pattu – Himachal Pradesh Chanderi sari [107] – Madhya Pradesh Maheshwari – Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh Kosa silk – Chhattisgarh Dhokra silk – Madhya Pradesh Tussar silk- Bhagalpur, Bihar Aari Kashida- Bihar Zari Chhaapa- Bihar Baavan Booti weave- Bihar Madhubani sari- Mithila, Bihar Sujni sari- Bihar Pindna cotton sari- Jharkhand Eastern styles [edit] Tant sari – throughout Bangladesh and West Bengal Baluchari sari – Bishnupur, West Bengal Kaantha sari – throughout Bengal Garode / Korial – Murshidabad, West Bengal Shantipuri cotton – Shantipur, Phulia, West Bengal Jamdani / Dhakai – Dhaka, Bangladesh Murshidabad silk – Murshidabad, West Bengal Rajshahi silk / Eri – Rajshahi, Bangladesh Dhakai Katan – Dhaka, Bangladesh Georgette sari – Bangladesh Mooga silk – Assam Mekhla Cotton – Assam Sambalpuri silk & cotton sari – Sambalpur, Odisha Ikkat silk & cotton sari – Bargarh, Odisha Bomkai sari – Bomkai, Ganjam, Odisha Khandua Silk & Cotton sari – Nuapatna, Cuttack, Odisha Pasapali sari – Bargarh, Odisha Sonepuri Silk & Cotton sari – Subarnapur, Odisha Berhampuri silk – Behrampur, Odisha Mattha Silk sari – Mayurbhanj, Odisha Bapta Silk & Cotton sari – Koraput, Odisha Kotpad Pata sari – Koraput, Odisha Tanta Cotton sari – Balasore, Odisha Manipuri Tant sari – Manipur Moirang Phi sari – Manipur Patt Silk sari – Assam Kotki sari – Orissa Kotpad sari – Orissa Western styles [edit] Paithani – Maharashtra Yeola sari – Maharashtra Peshwai shalu – Maharashtra Mahalsa sari – Maharashtra Narayanpeth – Maharashtra Khun fabric – Maharashtra Karvati tussar sari – Maharashtra Southern styles [edit] Mysore silk – Karnataka Kanchipuram Silk (locally called Kanjipuram pattu) – Tamil Nadu Arani silk – Tamil Nadu Ilkal sari – Karnataka Molakalmuru sari – Karnataka Sulebhavi sari – Sulebhavi, Karnataka Venkatagiri – Andhra Pradesh Mangalagiri Silk saris – Andhra Pradesh Uppada Silk saris – Andhra Pradesh Chirala saris – Andhra Pradesh Bandar saris – Andhra Pradesh Bandarulanka – Andhra Pradesh Kuppadam saris – Andhra Pradesh Dharmavaram silk sari – Andhra Pradesh Chettinad saris – Tamil Nadu Thirubuvanam, Kumbakonam – Tamil Nadu Coimbatore cotton – Tamil Nadu Salem silk – Tamil Nadu Chinnalampattu or Sungudi – Tamil Nadu Kandangi saris – from Chettinad region in Tamil Nadu Madurai Sungudi saris - Tamil Nadu Rasipuram silk saris – Tamil Nadu Koorai silk sari, Mayiladuthurai – Tamil Nadu Arni silk sari – Tamil Nadu Chennai – Tamil Nadu Karaikudi – Tamil Nadu Madurai cotton saris – Tamil Nadu Tiruchirappalli saris – Tamil Nadu Nagercoil saris – Tamil Nadu Thoothukudi – Tamil Nadu Thanjavur saris – Tamil Nadu Tiruppur – Tamil Nadu Kerala sari silk and cotton – Kerala Balarampuram – Kerala Mundum Neriyathum – Kerala Mayilati silk – Kerala Kannur cotton – Kerala Kalpathi silk saris – Kerala Maradaka silk – Kerala Samudrikapuram silk and cotton – Kerala Kasargod – Kerala Pochampally sari or Puttapaka sari – Telangana [108] Gadwal sari – Telangana Narayanpet – Telangana Images [edit] 19th century example of weft-resist dye (patola) or double Ikat A silk sari loom in Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu Galaxy of Musicians by Raja Ravi Varma depicting women in various styles of sari Silk weaving at Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu Wooden printing-blocks used for block-print saris Dyed silk yarns for sari Handloom Kanchivaram silk sari Handloom in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh Handloom in Varanasi A classic drape sari Weaving at work in Kanchipuram Dyed silk yarns for weaving saris Double-Ikat handloom for Patola sari in Gujarat Double ikat (Patola) weaving Weaving Jamdani sari in handloom, Bangladesh Weavers at work in Bangladesh Child wearing sari in Bangladesh Style of sari worn in Coorg Handloom weaver at work Devadasis from Goa Sinhalese woman wearing a traditional Kandyan sari ( osaria ) Weaving saris in Kancipuram Display of handloom saris Picture shows sari draping style of North Karnataka by Raja Ravi Varma Bride in traditional Bengali sari Woman in Karnataka kacche drape by Raja Ravi Varma Education Minister of Bangladesh Dr.Dipu Moni wearing sari with Hillary Clinton Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in a Rajshahi silk sari at the Moscow Kremlin Women in Karnataka wearing Kodagu style sari Sari is worn in Bengal using the Aat Poure draping style

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