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Tarini Jamdani Kora Banarasi Silk Saree Charcoal Gray

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SKU: 60720ZVKB080

Handcrafted at Indiehaat Varanasi Unit, Master Weaver: Zaid.

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Tarini Jamdani Kora Banarasi Silk Saree is a graceful fusion of two of India's finest textile traditions—Banarasi silk weaving and the intricate artistry of Jamdani. Crafted from luxurious Kora Banarasi Silk, this handcrafted saree showcases delicate Jamdani motifs woven seamlessly into the fabric, creating an ethereal blend of elegance and heritage. Lightweight with a naturally crisp texture, it drapes beautifully and is accompanied by a matching blouse piece, making it an exceptional choice for weddings, festive celebrations, cultural ceremonies, and heirloom collections.

The Story of the Weave: Varanasi's Timeless Silk Legacy
Varanasi has remained the heart of India's silk weaving tradition for centuries, where master weavers continue to preserve techniques that have earned global recognition. Handcrafted by artisan Zaid, this saree reflects the city's remarkable craftsmanship, combining the richness of Banarasi Silk with the artistic precision of Jamdani weaving to create a textile that celebrates India's living heritage.

The Craft: Traditional Jamdani Weaving on Kora Banarasi Silk
Every Tarini saree is woven on traditional handlooms using fine Kora Banarasi Silk yarns. During weaving, skilled artisans manually insert supplementary threads to create intricate Jamdani motifs directly into the fabric rather than printing or embroidering them later. This meticulous process requires exceptional precision and patience, resulting in beautifully detailed patterns that become an integral part of the weave. The natural translucence of Kora Silk enhances the delicate motifs, creating a saree that radiates understated luxury.

Why Choose Kora Banarasi Silk?
Kora Banarasi Silk is admired for its lightweight structure, crisp texture, and elegant natural sheen. The fabric offers graceful volume while remaining comfortable for extended wear. Combined with authentic Jamdani weaving, it creates a luxurious saree that is equally suited for bridal celebrations, festive occasions, traditional ceremonies, and sophisticated evening events. Its timeless craftsmanship ensures it remains a treasured heirloom for generations.

Product Specifications
Fabric: Kora Banarasi Silk
Work: Jamdani Weaving
Saree Length: 5.5 - 5.75 Meter Approx.
Blouse Piece: 0.75 Meter Included
Package Contains: 1 Saree with Blouse Piece
Collection: Tarini
Artisan: Zaid
Craft Cluster: Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
Country of Origin: India

Care Instructions
Dry clean only. Store wrapped in a soft muslin cloth in a cool, dry place. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Iron on low heat using a protective cloth to preserve the silk fibres and delicate Jamdani weaving.

Authenticity Note
Every handcrafted saree is individually woven by skilled Banarasi artisans. Slight variations in weave, texture, and Jamdani motifs are natural characteristics of genuine handmade textiles and celebrate authentic artisan craftsmanship.

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Fabric / MaterialKora Banarasi Silk
Craft / TechniqueJamdani Weaving
ColourGrey
Origin / ClusterBanaras
Craft & Story +
**The Story of Kora Banarasi Silk**
-Kora Banarasi Silk is treasured for its lightweight feel, crisp texture, and delicate natural sheen. Woven using fine silk yarns, it creates an elegant fabric that offers graceful structure while remaining comfortable to wear. Its timeless appeal has made it one of the most sought-after silks for ceremonial and festive attire.

**The Heritage of Banarasi Weaving**
-For centuries, Varanasi has been renowned for producing some of India's finest silk textiles. Skilled weaving families continue to preserve traditional handloom techniques that have been passed down through generations. Every Banarasi saree reflects extraordinary craftsmanship, patience, and cultural heritage.

**The Beauty of Jamdani Weaving**
-Jamdani is one of the world's most intricate handloom weaving techniques, where decorative motifs are woven directly into the fabric using supplementary threads. Unlike embroidery or printing, each motif becomes part of the weave itself, creating elegant patterns that remain durable while showcasing exceptional artisan skill.
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What do the motifs look like?

The charcoal ground carries a dense floral jaal of small flowers and trailing vines in orange, teal and pink, with pale metallic touches. Against the dark grey those colours pop brightly, so the saree reads lively rather than sombre, while the grey keeps it quiet enough for daytime.

How is the pallu different from the body?

The pallu is more heavily worked than the body, with the flowers in orange, teal and pink gathered more richly and framed by a wide champagne-gold patterned border. It is finished with tassels, so the shoulder end looks rich and complete against the trailing vines of the body.

Are the flowers embroidered or woven?

They are woven. In jamdani, the weaver lays extra threads into the cloth by hand as it is made on the loom, so every flower becomes part of the fabric rather than being stitched or printed on afterwards. The motifs are part of the kora silk itself.

Where would it suit best?

Festive days come first, with enough colour in the jaal to hold its own at a festive gathering. Because the base is a quiet grey, it also works well for an office party, an evening dinner or a kitty lunch, dressed with simple silver jewellery.

Which blouse should I pair with it?

The saree comes with a matching 0.75 metre blouse piece, which keeps the look tonal. For contrast, pull a shade from the motifs: a turquoise or rust-orange silk blouse sits well against the charcoal. Oxidised silver or antique gold jewellery suits the muted base.

How should I store kora silk?

Dry clean only. Wrap the saree in a muslin cloth and keep it in a cool, dry place away from long exposure to sunlight. If it needs pressing, use a low heat with a protective cloth over the silk, and avoid bleach or harsh chemicals of any kind.

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