Key Features of Banarasi Sarees:Material: Traditionally made of pure silk, but also available in organza, georgette (a blend).Zari Work: The use of gold or silver zari threads to create intricate patterns makes them rich and luxurious.Motifs:Floral designs (bel)Brocade or jhallar borders (leaf or geometrical patterns)Mughal-inspired designs like minakari and butidarTypes:Katan: Pure silk saree with handwoven zari.Shattir: Lightweight and modern designs.Organza: Sarees with zari and silk brocade patterns.Georgette: Lightweight and sheer, ideal for modern wear.Weight: While traditional Banarasi sarees are heavier, contemporary versions are often lightweight for comfort.Importance:Banarasi sarees are considered heirloom pieces, passed down through generations.They are a must-have for Indian bridal trousseaus.