Parrot Green Blue Muslin Banarasi Saree From Bengal

Banarasi Saree Banarasi sarees are light as air and are the epitome of comfort. Even with all technology, these. The fashionable and exotic weaving, different kinds of motifs, zari and emeralds have become the favourite among women all over the world. The process starts with the selection of yarn as the base should be strong for any product. Then Reeling (tying the yarn in a bundle) the treads separately rise on the reeling machine. The process continues with the dying of yarn in particular colours. Then comes the magical process of the whole process, where the saree is woven in a handloom. Banarasi saree is woven on jacquard pit looms. The warp (tana) holds the tension on the loom and lift, whereas weft (bana) are placed in a shuttle. The shutter moves and interweaves the warp and weft (back and forth). The magical process of weaving is what makes fabric special and unique. The colours selection in a pattern or ‘Matching colours’ as we like to call it. Once a pattern has been designed, graphed with colours, and set on the loom, certain colours are chosen for the elements. After day and night waking up the designer team and weavers create this magic. With the final touch of love and cutting the tiny threads on the fabric. These light as air and soft as butter Banarasi sarees are then folded and packaged with love. In a world full of machine-made products we bring you something that ‘Reflects the hands of its makers’. So, this Banarasi saree that reaches you is the story of these heroes, who pack it with love along with their unique work. For wash care, hand wash saree in cold water for the first two-three times. Avoid machine washing Banarasi sarees as they may cause harm to the fabric. Avoid direct sundry it may cause the colour to fade and keep them in dark while wrapping it on a soft cloth.

Banarasi muslin is a type of muslin fabric that is made in the city of Banaras in India. It is known for its intricate embroidery, zari work, and lightweight feel. The fabric is used to make sarees, dupattas, and suits that are known for their luxurious look and feel. It is also known for its shimmery texture and has been used in traditional Indian weddings for generations. The fabric is often made with a blend of cotton and silk, which makes it highly sought after for its durability and quality.

SKU:13154

Category : Banarasi Saree

Weight : 0.5

Occasion : Casual, Ceremonies, Festive, Gift, Wedding

Blouse Type : Running

Border : Zari

Border Type : Self

Color : Blue, Parrot Green

Fabric Type : BANARASI

Pattern : Leaf

Zari Type : Yes

Made in Days : 15