Elegance Woven in Warmth: Embrace the Luxurious Tradition of Banarasi Warm Silk Sarees with Softly Contras Broket Blouse Design

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CODE	COLOR	Availability	Price
PC-ANUNA-13551AAYAT_8904	Orange	In stock	$20.84	+ −
PC-ANUNA-13552AAYAT_9A7D	Green	In stock	$20.84	+ −
PC-ANUNA-13553AAYAT_5527	Pink	In stock	$20.84	+ −
PC-ANUNA-13554AAYAT_DD54	Yellow	In stock	$20.84	+ −
PC-ANUNA-13550AAYAT	Blue	In stock	$20.84	+ −

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Handmade
Material: Sami Georgette
Weight: 600 gm
Size: 6.5 mt (Saree Length:5.50 meters, Blouse Length: 1 meter)
Wash Care: Dry Clean First Wash.

Description

Warm silk Banarasi sarees are known for their exquisite craftsmanship, luxurious texture, and traditional designs. Here are some features that typically define warm silk Banarasi sarees:

Fabric: Warm silk Banarasi sarees are crafted from high-quality silk, which is known for its smooth texture and natural sheen. The silk used in these sarees is often heavier and warmer, making it suitable for colder weather.

Weaving Technique: These sarees are traditionally handwoven using intricate weaving techniques. The most common weaving technique used in Banarasi sarees is the 'zari' technique, where fine gold or silver threads are woven into the fabric to create intricate patterns and designs.

Zari Work: Warm silk Banarasi sarees are characterized by their opulent zari work. The zari is used to create elaborate motifs, borders, and pallus (the hanging end of the saree). The intricate zari work adds a touch of grandeur and elegance to the saree.

Traditional Designs: These sarees often feature traditional Indian designs such as floral patterns, paisleys, peacocks, leaves, and vines. The designs are inspired by Mughal and Persian art, and they give the saree a timeless and classic appeal.

Rich Color Palette: Warm silk Banarasi sarees come in a rich and vibrant color palette. Deep and jewel-toned colors like royal blue, maroon, emerald green, and rich red are commonly seen in these sarees. These colors enhance the regal look of the saree.

Brocade Patterns: Brocade is a defining characteristic of Banarasi sarees. It refers to the raised patterns created by weaving the zari threads into the fabric. The brocade work on warm silk Banarasi sarees adds depth and texture to the overall design.

Pallu Design: The pallu of a warm silk Banarasi saree often features the most intricate and elaborate design. It's a focal point of the saree and is usually adorned with a heavy display of zari work.

Occasions: Warm silk Banarasi sarees are often chosen for special occasions like weddings, festivals, and formal events due to their luxurious and regal appearance.

Texture and Feel: The warmth of the silk fabric adds a cozy and comfortable element to these sarees, making them suitable for cooler temperatures.

Handcrafted Artistry: Each warm silk Banarasi saree is a result of meticulous handcraftsmanship by skilled artisans. The weaving process and zari work involve intricate detailing that showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of the weavers.

In essence, warm silk Banarasi sarees are a celebration of Indian heritage, artistry, and luxury. Their combination of rich silk, intricate weaving, and opulent zari work makes them a favorite choice among women looking for a blend of tradition and sophistication in their attire.

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Blue