Expressive Banarasi Silk Linen Handloom Purple Saree
Handcrafted at Indiehaat Bhagalpur Unit. Master Weaver: Danish.
Celebrate timeless elegance with our Handcrafted Banarasi Silk Pure Linen Saree. Meticulously woven with pure silk and linen fibers, each saree boasts intricate Banarasi motifs and luxurious textures, making it a classic choice for special occasions.
Work: Banarasi Brocade, Hand Dyeing
Measurements: 6.3-6.4 Meter (With Blouse)
Blouse Piece: Yes (Attached)
Fabric: Pure Linen
Package Contains: 1 Saree with attached Blouse
Wash Care: Dry Clean Only. Keep them in separate bags in a dry place. Change folds and expose to non-moist air regularly. 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
| Fabric / Material | Silk Linen |
| Craft / Technique | Banarasi Brocade Weaving, Hand Dyeing |
| Colour | Purple |
| Origin / Cluster | Bhagalpur |
Banarasi brocade holds a special place in Indian culture and fashion. It represents the artistry, tradition, and timeless beauty of Indian textiles. Whether it's sarees, lehengas, or other traditional garments, Banarasi brocade continues to be a symbol of luxury and elegance
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How is the Expressive saree designed?
The body is an orchid purple woven with fine silver stripes, and a wide silver floral brocade runs along the border and fills the heavily worked pallu, which ends in tassels. Purple with silver looks rich but gentle, and suits festive days as well as evenings.
What blouse suits purple with silver brocade?
A silver or light grey blouse keeps it cool and coordinated. The attached matching blouse is the easy option. For contrast, deep plum or navy adds depth, and oxidised silver jewellery finishes it.
Why is a Bhagalpur saree called Banarasi?
Banarasi refers to the brocade technique and motif style, which takes its name from Banaras. This saree is woven in Bhagalpur using that Banarasi brocade approach on a silk-linen base, with the silver floral brocade worked into the border and pallu.
Why are there small irregularities in the weave?
Because it is woven by hand. Tension changes a little as the weaver works, and each motif is built by hand on the loom, so you may see a slub, a slightly thicker thread or a tiny variation in a repeat. These are characteristics of handloom, not flaws.
Will storing it folded damage the brocade?
Not if you change the folds now and then. Brocade can wear along a crease that stays pressed for too long, so refold it along fresh lines every few months, store it in a breathable bag in a dry place, and air it in the shade occasionally.
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