Fancy Sarees – Party Wear & Printed Designer Sarees

Fancy Sarees covers KS Ethnic's printed and contemporary drapes — everyday and festive sarees in dola viscose, georgette, and cotton, sitting at a different price point and use-case from our traditional Pattu Sarees. Designs frequently feature Kalamkari-style pichwai prints (a hand-painted or block-printed textile tradition from Andhra Pradesh), floral prints with lace or mirror-work borders, and zari patta borders finished with tassels. These are built for regular wear, office-appropriate festive dressing, and casual gifting rather than bridal occasions specifically, using lighter fabrics chosen for drape and comfort over the heavier silk in our Pattu Sarees line. For resellers already stocking Pattu Sarees for bridal and festive customers, Fancy Sarees fills the everyday and gifting price bracket — useful for customers who want a new saree regularly rather than for one specific event — and because these pieces are generally lighter and lower-cost, they also work well as an entry category for customers newer to buying sarees from you. As with every category, there's no minimum order quantity, so single pieces or bulk orders are priced the same.

Printed and Contemporary Sarees

Fancy Sarees covers printed and contemporary drapes that sit at a different price point and use-case from our traditional Pattu Sarees — everyday and festive sarees in dola viscose, georgette, and cotton, often featuring Kalamkari-style pichwai prints, floral prints with lace or mirror-work borders, and zari patta borders with tassels. These are designs meant for regular wear, office-appropriate festive dressing, and casual gifting, rather than bridal occasions specifically.

Fabric and Styling

Lightweight fabrics — dola viscose and georgette in particular — are common in this category, chosen for drape and comfort over the heavier silk used in Pattu Sarees. Kalamkari-inspired prints, a hand-painted or block-printed textile tradition from Andhra Pradesh, appear frequently, giving these sarees a distinct artisanal print character even at a more accessible price point than hand-embroidered or handwoven pieces.

A Complementary Category

For resellers already stocking Pattu Sarees for bridal and festive customers, Fancy Sarees fills the everyday and gifting price bracket — useful for customers who want a new saree regularly rather than for a specific occasion. Because these are generally lighter and lower-cost than our silk sarees, they also work well as an entry category for customers newer to buying sarees from you.

The Kalamkari Print Tradition

Kalamkari is a hand-painted or block-printed textile technique with roots in Andhra Pradesh, traditionally using natural dyes and depicting motifs drawn from mythology, nature, and folk art — the pichwai-style prints in our current catalog draw on this tradition, giving printed sarees a distinct artisanal quality that separates them from generic digital prints. It's a genuinely regional craft technique, not just a marketing term, which is worth explaining to customers who are curious about what makes a Kalamkari-print saree different from an ordinary printed one.

Care for Printed Sarees

Georgette and dola viscose sarees are generally low-maintenance — most can be hand washed in cold water and drip-dried, though Kalamkari and other detailed prints should be washed separately for the first few washes to check for any colour transfer. Direct sun should still be avoided when drying, since prolonged UV exposure fades prints faster than shade-drying, even on lower-maintenance fabrics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about wholesale pricing, fabric quality, custom stitching, and delivery.

What fabrics are used in Fancy Sarees?▼
Mostly dola viscose, georgette, and cotton — lighter than the silk used in our Pattu Sarees category.
Are these suitable for daily wear?▼
Yes, this category is built for everyday and casual festive wear rather than bridal occasions specifically.
What print styles are common?▼
Kalamkari-style pichwai prints, floral prints with mirror-work or lace borders, and zari patta borders with tassels.
What is Kalamkari?▼
A hand-painted or block-printed textile technique from Andhra Pradesh, traditionally using natural dyes and motifs drawn from mythology and folk art.
How do I place an order?▼
Message us on WhatsApp at +91 96404 90158 with the product you're interested in, or browse the catalog and order directly on the website.
Where does KS Ethnic ship from, and how long does delivery take?▼
Orders ship from Karimnagar, Telangana and are dispatched within 24 hours of confirmed payment. Delivery within Telangana takes 2–4 business days after dispatch; other states in India take 4–7 business days.
Does KS Ethnic ship internationally?▼
Yes, KS Ethnic ships across India and worldwide.