Green Sarees

Wear Gorgeous Green Sarees

The green colour has this inherent attractiveness that makes the sarees even more alluring. The different traditional designs like the Kanchipuram design, the banarasi design, the paithani design and many such beautiful designs blend well with the delightful green colour which is why women love to drape beautiful saree in green colour.

Various Shades of Green Sarees are available on Karagiri

There are beautiful green saris available online and Karagiri has one of the best collections of green sarees online you can get. You can choose from a wide range of amazing sarees and get great discounts and prices on amazing green sarees for the perfect look. These beautiful sarees in various shades like jade green, olive green, mint green and more are an exciting way to explore the beautiful world of Indian ethnic wear. 

The different kinds of beautiful sarees include:

Kanchipuram Sarees

Kanchipuram Sarees are sarees from the south that look and feel amazing. These sarees are a cornerstone of culture as they are worn on special and auspicious occasions like weddings and festivals. The beautiful golden zari borders with motifs of temples are what make the sarees so special. The glow of the golden zari with the bright green or dark green colours is the perfect combination of colours for an outfit.

Banarasi Sarees

Banarasi Sarees are world-famous sarees that come from the city of Varanasi or Banaras. The sarees have amazing floral motifs that look beautiful and the amazing green colour is what makes the sarees amazing. The silk fabric of banarasi sarees adds to the elegance of these amazing sarees. The dark green banarasi sarees are extremely beautiful and perfect for any occasion. Karagiri is the best place to get amazing banarasi sarees online.

Paithani sarees

Paithani Sarees are beautiful sarees that come from the state of Maharashtra. The beautiful sarees are known for their amazing traditional colourful motifs of nature and designs against the beautiful golden zari making the sarees look bright and festive. The motifs of birds and other designs make the sarees beautiful. Green Paithani sarees are great for the perfect look for any occasion.

Grab those green sarees on Karagiri

Green- the colour of nature, healing, and positivity. If you’re someone who loves donning vibrant hues, green has to be among your favourite colours. Even those who don’t particularly love bright colours often have a soft spot for the green colour. 

Regardless of the category you fall into, Karagiri has the perfect collection of green sarees to add to your wardrobe. Whether you’re interested in designs that are as loud as emerald or are looking for a sober design in mind, we’ve got you covered. Want a green saree to turn heads when you walk into the office? Go for one of our breathtaking floral prints. Attending a formal event? Go for a geometric print and pair it with minimalist jewellery. 

Browse through our collection of handpicked sarees and find your perfect green saree online right here. Have trouble selecting just one? Well, you’re in luck. The Karagiri collection isn’t just beautiful, it is equally affordable. So fill your cart quickly!

FAQ

Which fabric is best for a green saree? 

Choosing the right fabric to pair with the green colour can be challenging. However, looking at fabric pairs with shades of green can help you make the choice easier. If you’re looking at heavy saree fabrics such as Kanjivaram Banarasi or Paithani silk, they will work well with darker shades of green such as emerald. Similarly, lighter shades like Mint will look great on lightweight fabrics like Chiffon, Organza and Georgette. Everyday use fabrics like cotton and linen work well with shades like terracotta and olive green. Remember, the choice of fabrics will also dictate the kind of jewellery you pair with your green saree.

That said, these pairings are not written in stone. Often, the most unlikely pairs turn into the most vibrant and alluring outfits. So don’t be afraid to let your creative side be free and pick a fabric-colour combo that you love. 

What does a green saree symbolise?

In different cultures, different colours signify different things. However, green is a colour whose significance remains pretty consistent across the different cultures of our country. Broadly put, the green colour signifies new beginnings and rejuvenation. However, with respect to sarees that are often a staple garment for women at traditional Indian functions, green can mean a whole lot more. 

For instance, in some communities of Northern India, brides wear a set of green bangles that signify luck and prosperity for the newlywed couple. 

Similarly, the widely celebrated Hindu wedding ritual of Mehendi, where henna is applied on the hands of the bride, celebrates balance, hope and renewal. In most cases, the dress code for the Mehendi function is green. 

A green saree, thus, can represent all things positive, including (but not limited to), prosperity, wealth, rejuvenation and renewal, luck and vitality. Whatever the colour signifies for you, we’re sure that you will feel something positive when you lay your eyes on our collection of green sarees.

Is it good to wear green?

The choice of colour for your outfit can depend on a wide variety of factors including the occasion, the day of the week or month and of course, your personal preference. That said, green is never a bad choice, especially in the case of sarees. Green is a truly versatile colour that is culturally acceptable in almost every single setting. Be it a wedding function or a workplace setting, you cannot go wrong with a hint of green in your outfits.

In the many cultures that our country boasts, green can mean a variety of things. However, in all cases, the significance of the green colour is associated with something positive. Commonly, green is associated with nature, fertility, prosperity, new beginnings and even money.

The best part is, that green is such a versatile colour that it pairs well with almost every other bright colour. This means that your entire outfit does not have to be different shades of green. Depending on your preference, experimenting and mixing and matching green with other colours can result in surprisingly beautiful pairings.