Blue is a collection of peaceful colours of immense significance in Indian culture. Blue reflects peace and charms the wearer as well as the observer. Blue is seen by some as signifying the holy waters of the Ganges River. Blue in Hindu mythology also represents all gods, like Lord Krishna and Lord Shiva, and therefore reflects sanctity and divinity. The luminosity of this specific color not only transcends centuries but also bears the burden of history onto the very ground of the present.

Handwoven perfection! Our team of skilled weavers and craftsmen infuses each fabric with a personality and life of its own, imitating a rich cultural fabric and generation after generation of experience. Our flawless array of designer sarees for women online represents elegant designs, sumptuous patterns, and dazzling colours, and every garment becomes a prized heirloom that speaks a tale of tradition and artistry.

Representing fine weaves such as Kadua, Tanchoi, Phekua, Meenakari, and Rangkaat weaves, respectively, all these hand-weaving styles provide intricate motifs that further reflect bewitching floral and paisley patterns that are a treat to the eyes. At Priyanka Raajiv, we aim to elevate the essence of Banarasi weaves into a treasured, fashion-forward glamour.

Our collection of designer Banarasi sarees for women is truly an epitome of vintage inheritance entwined with the best craftsmanship and traditions. It isn't just a cultural treasure but also boasts an incredible collection of apparel that stands for timeless class.

Gangaur- Navy Blue Silk Mashroo Banarasi Saree
Drape yourself in the exceptional craftsmanship of the blue mashroo silk banarasi saree, beautifully decorated with gold brocade geometrical and floral borders and palla in stunning kadua weaving.

Kalpi- Aquamarine Silk Banarasi Saree
Don this magnificent aquamarine banarasi saree with blue mashroo borders and gold palla. Perfect for occasions like office events and formal occasions, this blue saree is one for the keeps.

Arshiya- Navy Blue Silk Brocade Banarasi Saree
This striking navy blue silk brocade kadua saree with butis all over, with a dainty and floral border, and palla is an eye-grabbing pick at the very first glance. The corners Kuniya of the saree are enhanced with detailed paisley motifs.

Chira - Blue Silk Organza Banarasi Saree
The bonnet blue silk organza saree with fabulous gold floral buttis and solid mashroo silk border will give you an instant glow as soon as you wear it. Bonus: team it up with a striking, golden-embellished blouse to accentuate the whole look.

Charvi- Navyblue Silk Brocade Mashroo Banarasi Saree
Amongst the wealth of heritage, the Charvi saree is quintessential Banarasi craftsmanship at its finest. It is woven in glossy navy blue Mashroo silk, fusing the silk shine with the softness of cotton so characteristic of the heritage of Mashroo-a once royal fabric.
Delicate Kadua butis, a sign of painstaking hand-weaving, ornament the body so that each motif stands separately, with no floats. The breathtaking border and pallu have been further enhanced by brilliant Meenakari accents that make the whole appear extremely contrasting and vibrant, glistening with the slightest movement.

Jaishree- Teal Silk Brocade Banarasi Saree
This teal silk georgette brocade must-have for women is an interesting piece with geometric motifs running all over the saree in vintage silver and a floral border in gold jaal.

A saree is a canvas. It becomes an artistic piece depending on how you drape it.
Regal Glam: Team a deep blue Banarasi saree with a gold blouse and temple jewellery for that much-needed royal feel.
Modern Edge: The sleek structure of the blouse and minimal jewellery keep it fresh and chic.
Boho Luxe: Mix patterns—layer it with exquisite silver jewellery and a contrasting printed blouse for an effortless fusion look. You can also make an impact with your arm candy, potli, or clutch; that we leave up to you.

Owning a Banarasi saree is like having a timeless piece of heritage—it deserves care that matches its worth. Care that is easy to do and can last a lifetime without any change.
Some of these incredible and effective tips are as follows:
- Muslin cloth is an excellent choice for storing sarees in order to protect their weave and sheen.
- Never expose this saree to direct sunlight, as it may cause the color of the fabric to fade.
- Never use strong detergent to wash it; dry-clean it instead to maintain this luxury glamour.
- Let the fabric breathe every few months to retain its softness and longevity.

A colour as versatile as blue transitions effortlessly across occasions. Drape it, own it, and flaunt it is our mantra for a saree look to garner innumerable compliments.
While all occasions are perfect to don a saree, below are some exclusive events for which you can wear this saree without any hassle.

• Weddings & Receptions: A deep blue Banarasi saree draped with antique jewellery is an evergreen classic.
• Festivals & Sacred Rituals: Lighter shades with intricate zari work bring understated grace to cultural celebrations.
• Cocktail Soirées & Formal Occasions: The right styling can turn it into a head-turning alternative to Western ensembles in events like formal events. So turn your glam on and make it an enviable look.

A blue Banarasi saree, at the very least, is more than a mere rag—it is a feeling, a sagacity, a love letter to incredible artistry. Whether you wear it today or pass it down generations later as a cherished heirloom, its beauty remains untarnished. At Priyanka Raajiv, we want to make Banarasi sarees a part of every woman’s closet, and it’s at the core of what we do. Nevertheless, we also want to push the boundaries and redefine the saree for women as an epitome of personality, character, and grace. With every saree, we want Priyanka Raajiv women to feel more connected to their culture and roots, and may even fall in love with it just a bit more.