Orange is a beautiful shade. Not as dark as red, not as light as yellow, a perfect in between. But why did we choose this color for our conversation today is also because of Ma Lakshmi. Our deities have many names owing to the different accomplishments they achieve and the different powers and qualities they have. Ma Lakshmi also has 108 names and one of those is Kamala. While Kamala is easily translated as She who sits on Lotus or She who holds a lotus, Ma Lakshmi is also associated with the Kamala, as orange is known in Sanskrit, for Her divine association as the Goddess of Wealth and Abundance. As the morning sun rises, the shade it adorns is a bright orange, a symbol of nurturing energy. Thus, today, JDS Banaras has a suggestion to make. Your wife is the Lakshmi of your house, for her you need a Diwali gift and cannot think of a different ideas. We suggest an orange banarasi saree for wife as a Diwali gift for the Lakshmi of the house.
Learn from Celebrities in Orange handloom Banarasi saree looks at celebrations
We will talk about three empowered women from our entertainment industry, all of them became the epitome of an empowered Lakshmi who champion causes and rule the world with an absolute resolute smile.
Rekha ji, the beauty that has refused to get stuck in the time construct wore a beautiful orange-pink banarasi saree to the Ambani wedding fiesta. She wears silks like no other, bringing back the memories of the Maharanis wearing jewels and exquisite sarees in those well-drawn and clicked portraits from the yesteryears. She has a personality that carries all of these fineries and look flawless. She wore green stones and pearls embellished choker and haar, with jhumkas and bangles and her statement gajra. The orange hues of the banarasi is so soothing and very Kamala-like.
Vidya Balan also embraced the festive spirits in an orange banarasi saree with buta designs all over and a gorgeous metal threadwork border. Her smile was her best adornment, because it stood out as much as her contrasting purple blouse. The simpler jhumka look did not overpower the saree. Vidya, a woman known for her acting prowess and her ability to essay her thoughts well, is a Lakshmi in her own charming way. This look of hers is perfect for those women who love the ‘less is more’ statement for Diwali parties and gatherings.
What do we remember when we say Sakshi Tanwar? An eminent stage and screen presence who is an absolute portrayal of the modern Indian woman with her intellectual aura and her simply fantastic smile. She wore an orange banarasi with prominent zari work and her look is so perfect. The big noticeable bindi, subtly hanging on her wrist gold bangles and that subtle gold drop earrings. Is she smiled any brighter, she would not need even those jewels and JDS is absolutely vouching by it. She wore an orange handloom banarasi saree and inspired many on the ramp. If you want a sober homely Diwali look for your wife, maybe this is the perfect look you can assemble and gift.
Orange handloom Bnarasi a saree for the Lakshmi of the house
She may be your wife, but she essays more roles than just that. Not only is she the mother to your children and a daughter or sister-in law to your family, she is also the nurturer, caretaker, strength and binding force. This best friend at home deserves a befitting Diwali gift.
Orange is, as we said in the introduction, a very vibrant color that has a nurturing connotation. The color of the rising sun, the color of the favorite winter citrus fruit, and so much more. Even the marigold you will use for the Diwali decorations and worships are orange. Hence we suggest a marigold orange banarasi handloom silk saree with many floral motifs throughout the saree. JDS is not asking you to camouflage your wife with the décor, but to revere her as the goddess without whose contributions no celebrations can thrive. You can choose for a paithani banarasi saree with rich metallic hues and nature inspired patterns in a softer almost pastel orange hue will bring out her aura.
Ornate Orange Banarasi Sarees for the Vintage Weave Lovers
Your wife is someone who keeps visiting her own mother’s and mother’s-in-law vintage sarees for parties and events. It is time for her to have something of her own. A brocade saree has very intricate range of motifs all over the saree. These sarees have a breathtaking rich hue which is beautiful yet not sore to the eyes. Your vintage lover wife will love a brocade banarasi. What makes it all the more attractive is the orange shade empowers the metal and you have a very beautiful halo shine throughout the saree. One in a million sort of a look, we assure you.
Organza and Orange: Combination to Vouch for
Your young wife has a lot of zardozis and heavy work sarees and she wants something minimal. We got you. The best Banarasi Saree Shop in Varanasi, JDS Banaras might be a century old name, but we understand the young demands too. Our organza sarees are perfect for the minimalism lovers. You can opt for a dark orange or a pastel orange banarasi saree in the organza weave. Combined with soft pearls, she can wear it for a Diwali daytime party or the new bride Diwali daytime look. She will love you for such a thoughtful saree and your mother will approve of how the new Lakshmi looks too. Win-win for everyone!
Final Address
For the Lakshmis of the world, JDS has a prayer that may they be empowered and may they attain glories. To dress these austere powers in the making, we have a plethora of options to choose from. Dear Lakshmis out there and their doting husbands, come to the Varanasi store and while the spiritual vibes of the city will make you peaceful, our orange saree will open a world of options to choose from.
Sacred Weaves
The online purchase of authentic banarasi saree is not a brow-creasing thought anymore. You want to buy orange banarasi silk sarees for your wife and we can help you buy the best options from anywhere around the world. Go to let’s say Shikargarh Collections and select the color orange and voila, you have exact options right before your eyes. Similarly you can explore orange banarasi sarees in other weaves and be spoilt for choice!
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