Ghungroo Sarees 2026: 7 Organza & Banarasi Sarees That Chime as You Walk
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If there is one saree detail everyone is asking about this festive season, it is the ghungroo. Tiny gold bells, stitched by hand across the drape, that chime softly every time you move. It started on Instagram reels and wedding mandaps, and now it is the saree everyone wants for Karwa Chauth, Navratri and Diwali.
Here are all seven ghunghroo sarees from Saviias Studioz – five brand-new organza silk sarees and two of our signature Banarasi favourites – with tips on which one to pick for your occasion.
Why are ghungroo sarees trending in 2026?
- They sound as good as they look. The soft chime turns every entry, garba round and pheras walk into a moment.
- They photograph beautifully. Gold bells catch diya light and phone flash, which is why they look so good in reels.
- They feel traditional, with a twist. Ghungroos come from classical dance and Rajasthani jewellery, so even elders love them.
- They are lightweight. On organza and chiffon, the small bells add sparkle without adding weight.
New: Organza Ghungroo Sarees with Banarasi Border

Our newest collection is a premium organza silk saree with a rich Banarasi woven border, embroidered lace edging and small ghungroo buttis scattered all over. It is soft, sheer and easy to drape, and it comes with an unstitched blouse piece with a matching Banarasi border. Each one is ₹2,699, or ₹3,398 ready-to-wear (pre-pleated and stitched, so you can wear it in minutes).
1. Red Organza Ghungroo Saree
Red is the colour of suhaag, and this is our lightest red saree for Karwa Chauth. Sheer red organza, gold ghungroo buttis and a Banarasi border that looks rich in the evening puja light.
- Best for: Karwa Chauth, bridal functions, festive pujas
Shop the Red Organza Ghungroo Saree
2. Rani Pink Organza Ghungroo Saree
Bright, joyful rani pink with gold ghungroos and a pink-gold Banarasi border. If you want a festive colour that is not red, this is the one.
- Best for: Karwa Chauth, Teej, wedding functions
Shop the Rani Pink Organza Ghungroo Saree
3. Parrot Green Organza Ghungroo Saree
Fresh parrot green with a shimmering gold Banarasi border. It glows in daylight, which makes it perfect for mehendi, haldi and Navratri.
- Best for: mehendi, haldi, Navratri, day functions
Shop the Parrot Green Organza Ghungroo Saree
4. Royal Purple Organza Ghungroo Saree

Deep royal purple with a silver-toned Banarasi border and gold lace. Rich and regal, made for evening functions.
- Best for: sangeet, reception, Diwali parties
Shop the Royal Purple Organza Ghungroo Saree
5. Ice Blue Organza Ghungroo Saree
Soft ice blue with a golden Banarasi border – the pastel ghungroo saree for brides-to-be, bridesmaids and day weddings.
- Best for: engagement, day weddings, festive brunches
Shop the Ice Blue Organza Ghungroo Saree
Our Signature Banarasi Ghungroo Sarees
6. Red Banarasi Tissue Silk Saree with Ghungroo Bells & Mirror Work

Our bridal favourite. Tissue silk with a Banarasi zari weave, mirror and gota work and a border of tiny gold ghungroo bells. For the bride, or for your first Karwa Chauth.
- Best for: bridal functions, Karwa Chauth, reception
- Price: ₹5,899, or ₹6,598 ready-to-wear
Shop the Red Banarasi Ghungroo Saree
7. Ghunghroo Saree – Peacock Blue

Peacock blue with gold ghungroo bells and a gota-pearl border. A colour nobody else at the function will be wearing.
- Best for: sangeet, Navratri, Karwa Chauth
- Price: ₹3,999, or ₹4,698 ready-to-wear
Shop the Peacock Blue Ghunghroo Saree
Which ghungroo saree should you pick?
- Karwa Chauth: Red Organza, Rani Pink Organza or Red Banarasi
- Navratri garba: Parrot Green or Peacock Blue – the bells chime with every round
- Diwali party: Royal Purple or Red Banarasi
- Day wedding or engagement: Ice Blue
- On a budget: any of the organza ghungroo sarees at ₹2,699
How to style a ghungroo saree
- Keep jewellery simple – the bells already add sparkle. Statement jhumkas work better than a heavy necklace.
- Add ghungroo bangles to echo the sound of the saree.
- Choose ready-to-wear if you are not used to draping organza – it stays in place all evening. Prefer a saree that is already pre-stitched? See our 2-minute ready-to-wear Banarasi sarees.
- Get a custom-stitched blouse so the fit is perfect on the day.
Delivery
Free delivery across India in 5–7 days – most orders arrive earlier. Need it by a special date? WhatsApp us on 9910663658 with your Order ID and we will tell you the earliest we can get it to you.
Frequently asked questions
What is a ghungroo saree?
A ghungroo (also spelled ghunghroo or ghungru) saree has small metal bells stitched onto the fabric or border. They chime softly as you move.
Is an organza ghungroo saree heavy?
No. Organza silk is very light, and the ghungroos are small buttis, so the saree stays easy to carry for long functions.
Do the bells make noise all the time?
Only when you move, and it is a soft chime, not a loud jingle.
Does it come with a blouse?
Yes, every organza ghungroo saree comes with an unstitched blouse piece with a matching Banarasi border.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery takes 5–7 days (usually less). Customised ready-to-wear stitching takes 7–8 working days, so order early for Karwa Chauth (Thursday, 29 October 2026) and Diwali (8 November).
First order? Use code WELCOME10 for 10% off. Shop all ghunghroo sarees