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Noor-e-Banaras Zari Brocade Cream Silk Suit (T+B+D)

Name: Noor-e-Banaras Zari Brocade Cream Silk Suit (T+B+D)
Brand: IndieHaat
SKU: 50603RGBS240
Price: 6599.0 INR
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SKU: 50603RGBS240

Handcrafted in Udhna, Gujarat by master weaver Rashmi.

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Elevate your ethnic style with this Banarasi Lichi Silk Suit featuring rich brocade and zari weaving. Ideal for festive and wedding occasions, it blends timeless craftsmanship with luxurious elegance.

Work: Brocade Zari Weaving
Weight: 500 gm
Measurements: Length - 3.0-3.1 meter, Bottom - 2.4-2.5 meter, Dupatta - 2.4-2.5 meter
Fabric: Banarasi Lichi Silk
Package Contains: Unstitched Fabric: Top + Bottom + Dupatta
Wash Care: Dry Clean Preferred or Gentle Handwash with Mild detergents. Wash separately. Dry in Shades.
Disclaimer:
Color hues may slightly vary from that which appears in the image due to different screens and displays
Minor irregularities is the uniqueness of handcrafted products and makes each piece exquisite

Specifications +

Fabric / Material	Banarasi Lichi Silk
Craft / Technique	Brocade Weaving
Colour	Cream
Origin / Cluster	Gujarat

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**Banarasi Lichi Silk** is a type of Banarasi silk fabric woven using lichi (or leechi) weaving technique, known for its smooth texture, lustrous finish, and intricate zari work. It features rich motifs like florals and paisleys, making it a popular choice for wedding sarees. The fabric drapes beautifully with a regal appeal.

**Brocade Weaving** is a luxurious textile technique where decorative patterns are woven into the fabric, often using gold or silver threads. Originating in India, it creates raised motifs like florals, paisleys, or geometric designs. Commonly used in Banarasi sarees, brocade weaving adds opulence, texture, and richness to traditional garments and upholstery.

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What does (T+B+D) in the name mean?

It stands for Top, Bottom and Dupatta, the three pieces in the set. All three come as unstitched fabric: 3.0 to 3.1 metres for the kurta, 2.4 to 2.5 metres for the bottom, and a dupatta of 2.4 to 2.5 metres. You'll need a tailor for the kurta and the bottom.

Will the zari show up on cream?

Clearly. The broad gold panel with its multicolour peacocks and leaves stands out against the light base, and the small gold butis show softly across the rest. In daylight the zari looks gentle; under warm lights it catches and glows. Pearls keep the look subtle, while gold jewellery makes it dressier.

What's the motif on the border?

Peacocks among florals in pink and green, woven into a very wide gold panel. Against the cream base with its sparse gold butis, the border is the main feature of the set, so ask your tailor to keep it whole along the hem rather than cutting into it.

Does the dupatta have tassels?

Yes, tassels finish the ends, a pretty detail when the dupatta is draped over one shoulder or left to fall in front. Handle them gently when you put the dupatta on, and lay the ends flat when you fold it so the tassels stay untangled.

Will it look exactly like the photos?

Very close, with two caveats. Colours can look slightly different on different screens, and because this is a handcrafted product, small irregularities in the weave are part of its character rather than flaws. They make each piece slightly different and don't affect how it wears.

What style of bottom can I get from the bottom piece?

With 2.4 to 2.5 metres, most tailors can make straight pants, cigarette pants or a regular salwar for most sizes. A very full patiala or a wide palazzo may need more, so check with your tailor. Straight pants keep the look sleek for an evening dinner; a salwar feels more traditional for festive days.

Should I line the bottom as well?

For straight pants or a salwar in silk, a lining is a good idea, especially if you'll sit for long hours. It keeps the woven threads on the reverse away from your skin and helps the fabric last. Cotton works well; ask your tailor for a light lining so the bottom doesn't feel bulky.