Product Specifications:
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Product - Handwoven Pure Banarasi Saree
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Silk Certification - 100% Pure Silk and Silk Mark Certified
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Fabric - Pure Satin
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Technique - This Splendid Masterpiece is made of the finest KADHUA technique. KADHUA WEAVE is the most laborious, ponderous Artistic tradition of Banaras.
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Color - Moss Green
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Saree length: 5.5 mtr approx.
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Blouse: 90 to 100 cm approx.
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Weight - 1.214 kg
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Weaving Time: 369 hours
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HSN Code - 5007, Assurance for pure silk.
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A Timeless Heirloom from Banaras
Celebrate the timeless artistry of Banaras with this exquisite Moss Green Satin Sona Roopa Jaal Handloom Banarasi Saree, a masterpiece handwoven by skilled artisans using the traditional Kadhua weaving technique. Crafted from Pure Satin and Silk Mark Certified, this heirloom saree guarantees the authenticity and purity of its silk.
The Moss Green Sona Roopa Jaal Handwoven Banarasi Saree is crafted in Pure Satin using the renowned Kadhua weaving technique, one of Banaras' most intricate handloom traditions. Adorned with an exquisite gold and silver or Sona Roopa zari jaal across the body, along with a richly woven gold and silver zari border and a magnificent pallu, this elegant saree celebrates the timeless artistry and heritage of Banaras. Designed to be tr easured for generations, it is a true handwoven masterpiece.
Whether you're looking for a Banarasi saree for a wedding, a luxurious handwoven saree for festive celebrations, or a timeless heirloom, this Moss Green Banarasi Saree is an exceptional choice. Perfect for weddings, receptions, festive occasions, and grand celebrations, it combines heritage craftsmanship with enduring elegance.
The Art of Kadhua
Every Kadhua Banarasi saree is woven motif by motif without loose floating threads, making the weaving process highly intricate and time-intensive. This centuries-old technique is regarded as one of the finest weaving traditions of Banaras and is celebrated for its precision, and artistry. The result is an heirloom-quality saree that preserves the rich legacy of Indian handloom weaving.
