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 Organza Silk
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Technique - This Splendid Masterpiece is made of the finest KADWA technique. KADWA WEAVE is the most laborious, ponderous Artistic tradition of Banaras.
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Color - Wine Purple
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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 - 464 gm
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Weaving Time: 109 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 Wine Purple Sona Roopa Boota Organza Handloom Banarasi Saree, a masterpiece meticulously handwoven by skilled artisans. Crafted from luxurious Pure Organza Silk and Silk Mark Certified, this heirloom saree reflects the authenticity, elegance, and exceptional craftsmanship of traditional Banarasi weaving.
The Handwoven Banarasi Saree is crafted in Pure Organza Silk and showcasing a beautiful Organza Silk Banarasi saree in a striking combination of deep wine and purple shades. The body has large circular bootis woven in gold and silver zari. It creates a beautiful contrast against the dual-tone background. The broad gold zari pallu features fine woven stripes with delicate floral detailing along the edges. This lightweight Organza saree is soft, comfortable and easy to drape, making it perfect for long hours of celebration.
Whether you're looking for a Banarasi saree for a wedding, a Pure Organza Silk saree for festive occasions, or an elegant handwoven drape for celebrations. Perfect for weddings, receptions, poojas, and cultural events, it combines refined craftsmanship with effortless 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.
