Banarasi silk saree is one of the finest and classic saree you will ever drape. The renowned Banarasi saree possesses eye-catching patterns and shades. Banarasi saree is made out of finely woven silk and is embellished with intricate designs and breathtaking motifs. Because of the precise and intricate engravings, the saree is relatively heavy. The rich and royal woven artistry makes Banarasi ideal attire for parties, festivals, and wedding occasions.

The Banarasi sarees are woven on the magnificent jacquard loom, with around 5600 thread wires and all are 45 inches wide. A thread will go over and under a set of threads (Taana - Baana). The precise order in which the weft passes over and under the warp will regulate the pattern woven into the fabric. 

An artist creates design boards by outlining the designs on graph paper with color concepts. The punch cards comes into sight before choosing the final design, then hundreds of cards are formed to achieve a single pattern on a saree. The precise order of the weft passes over and under the warp threads determines the pattern on the saree.

Benarasi Sarees are a non-negotiable part of the wedding trousseau - in most parts of India. Considered grandiose and auspicious, at least one Benarasi saree is worn by the bride, during the wedding functions. While for many North Indian and Bengali brides, this is their bridal saree – for others, this may be a reception sari or the one special drape they receive as gift from their in-laws – as shagun (the auspicious wedding gift).

What pops into the mind of a woman when she decides to wear ethnic wear? It is none other than Banarasi silk suits. We know that not only Indian women but women from outside India also search Banarasi suits online. A gala occasion in India completes when women and men wear ethnic outfits. Women love to keep Banarasi suits in the wardrobe like a diamond and take it out when something is special. You might have one in your closet but have a secret desire to buy more.

We must have heard about the glorifying history of the Banarasi silk from our mother and grandmother. Banarasi silk salwar kameez is a timeless beauty as all age women love to wear it. Bollywood’s legendary actress Rekha is seen wearing Banarasi silk many times on different functions. Get ready to leave everyone dumbfounded and make a statement in the Banarasi Silk Suit.

Raw pashmina is exported to Kashmir. All steps, from combing and spinning, to weaving and finishing, are traditionally carried out by hand by specialized craftsmen and women. The major center of pashmina fabric production is in the old district of the city of Srinagar. The approximate time put into producing a single traditional pashmina stole is 180 hours.

Each banarasi dupatta is righteously chosen by our team from the textiles of Banaras so that we can endow you every chance to make your wardrobe look luxurious with these handwoven luxury. You can pick these splendid original silk dupattas for any hour of the day or for any occasion.

A necktie is a long piece of cloth that is usually worn by men to adorn their suits or formal clothes in a formal setting.

The necktie can also be worn by women for the same reason. Throughout the years there have been several different neckties for several different occasions.

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