Organza is a light sheer fabric that was originally made from silk. The look and feel is similar to silk, but it is thinner and lighter. The word Organza came first into use during the Middle Ages, after the town of Urgang in Turkestan which has one of the most famous silk markets at the time where this fabric was sold. It is crisp and stiff with a natural lustre. Printed organza sarees are the epitome of poise and look extremely chic.