Chanderi saree is a type of traditional Indian saree that originates from the town of Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh, India. These sarees are known for their fine texture, lightweight feel, and glossy transparency.

Chanderi sarees are typically made from a blend of cotton and silk, or sometimes with just silk or cotton alone. The fabric is usually sheer, with a glossy finish, and has intricate designs woven into it using gold or silver zari threads. The motifs and patterns on a Chanderi saree are often inspired by nature, such as peacocks, flowers, and geometric shapes.

Chanderi sarees are popular for their elegant and delicate appearance, making them a popular choice for special occasions like weddings and other formal events. They are often worn with a matching blouse and accessorized with traditional Indian jewelry like bangles, earrings, and necklaces.