Pure Parshi Katan Banarasi Silk Saree
This Pure Parshi Katan Banarasi Silk Saree is a classic masterpiece, representing the grandness and textile heritage of Indian couture.
- The base is a mesmerizing Deep Black body. Contrasted with a vibrant Reddish maroon border and pallu.
- Black and Redish maroon combination is a bold pairing.
- Silk Mark Certified (your assurance of pure silk).
- 100% Pure Katan Silk, offering a luxurious sheen and a smooth drape that looks royal.
- Saree has all-over Banarasi butties in light gold zari, which are spread evenly throughout the saree.
- The saree also has a wide, reddish maroon coloured, intricate Parshi-style Banarasi border with dense floral jaal.
- The grand border is further accentuated with “meenakari work”(premium multi-colour threads woven in between light gold zari, in black, teal and mustard colour).
- The weaving is dense and detailed, giving the saree a strong traditional Parshi look where sarees are densely embroidered.
- The pallu is rich and grand with traditional Banarasi “paisleys” motifs, woven brocade look and dense gold floral bands.
- Includes a matching running Blouse Piece.
About the Craft behind this Pure Parshi Katan Banarasi Silk Saree
This saree finds its origin in the historic looms of Varanasi(Banaras), where the art of weaving has been perfected over decades. It is woven in the honored Parshi style, a style distinguished by its dense, close-knit designs. This creates an almost full appearance, making the fabric stand out and look richly decorated.
This particular style was born when the Parsis settled in the Indian subcontinent. Their love and encouragement of the Indian textiles gave birth to a striking fusion of- Persian motifs with the Banarasi weaving process.
The use of Katan silk, a hallmark of authentic Banarasi sarees, is prized for its durability, structure, and signature subtle sheen. Katan is a robust silk thread made by twisting two silk yarns that results in a very sturdy and long lasting fabric.
Taking all this a notch higher is the exclusivity of the Meenakari craft in Banarsi weaving process. An age old technique- here colored threads are intricately and laboriously hand-woven into the zari motifs, appearing like enamel work on gold. Meenakari is a heavily labor-intensive and time consuming process as each colour is hand woven with precision.
This combination of Katan silk, dense Parshi weaving, and Meenakari detailing results in a saree that is not just an outfit, but a piece of wearable art, designed to be treasured and passed down through generations.
Fabric & Weaving Details
| Detail | Description |
| Fabric | Pure Katan Silk. |
| Weave Type | Traditional Handloom Banarasi.
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| Zari | Light Gold Zari with meenakari accents.
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| Border | The black saree has a grand reddish maroon border in light gold zari. This wide border features meenakari accents and a dense floral jaal weaving inside it. This lends a heavy, royal frame to the saree. |
| Pallu/Aanchal | The pallu of this saree is rich and heavy like a traditional Banarsi saree. The pallu features traditional Banarasi paisley motifs, brocade weaving and dense gold floral bands. |
| Motifs | Intricate floral or paisley-inspired patterns spaced evenly across the saree- an all body Banarasi butta. |
| Texture | Smooth, rich, and soft drape with a lustrous sheen. |
Saree Details
| Detail | Description |
| Colour | Black with contrast reddish maroon border and pallu. |
| Saree Length | 5.5 meters |
| Blouse Piece | Comes with a matching unstitched blouse piece. |
| Transparency | Opaque |
| Weight | Medium-to-heavy drape. |
| Width | 1.06 meters (106cms, 41.73 inches approx), |
Disclaimer: The colour may vary slightly due to photographic lighting conditions and differences in device screen resolution.
When & How to Wear this Pure Parshi Katan Banarasi Silk Saree
Occasion: Ideal for grand wedding functions (for the bride or as a guest) as the colour Black and reddish Maroon especially suits these occasions. Also suitable for festive celebrations like Diwali or Durga Puja, and high-status formal cultural events, as the contrasting colours and weaving of the saree is very opulent.
Hour of Day: Particularly magnificent under evening lights.
Styling: Pair with a gold blouse or tissue blouse for the modern look.
Draping: Showcase the intricate border and heavy pallu.
Jewellery Style: Complement with traditional gold, Polki, or antique pieces.
Footwear: Wear juttis, sandals, or heels to enhance the royal look.
Care & Maintenance
- Dry Wash Only is mandatory to maintain the quality, weave, and natural lustre of the silk.
- Do not machine wash or use harsh detergents.
- Store the saree carefully, folded in a breathable muslin or cotton cloth.
- Iron on a low heat setting, preferably with a protective press cloth.
Shipping, Delivery, Returns & Duties
- Standard delivery is 15-20 days.
- Please check the estimated delivery time at checkout, as it varies based on your shipping address and our current processing time.
- You will receive a tracking number once your order is shipped.
- For details on returning or exchanging your saree, please consult our comprehensive Returns Policy page.
- Customers are responsible for any applicable import duties or taxes levied by their country.
Customer reviews
I love the grandness of the saree.– Pushpa Chatterjee
Fell in love with the colour combination. It looks so grand.- Saba Khan
It truly is a heirloom saree. Would surely pass it down to my generation. The saree has such a beautiful sheen and drapes like second skin…the one side wide border is what makes it different than a regular Banarasi saree. – Reena
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