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Tissue Banarasi Saree with Jamdani Tilfi Border

Product Code: 25/KT/VSA/038
Sale price Rs. 36,500.00
(inclusive of all taxes)

Ethereal and exquisitely woven, this light sea green tissue saree features a striking Jamdani Tilfi border paired with a shimmering silver zari motif spread across the body. The delicate texture of tissue, combined with the traditional intricacy of Jamdani weaving, makes this saree a perfect blend of elegance and craftsmanship.

Color: Light Sea Green
Fabric: Tissue

Technique: Woven using the Kaduwa technique, this saree blends bold copper and silver zari into its borders, creating a luminous contrast against the soft silk body. The result is a timeless, heritage-rich drape with a contemporary edge.

Kalatantu Assurance: Pure, Handloom, Banarasi.

What’s Included: Saree comes with an unstitched blouse.

Note: Crafted by skilled artisans, each creation is handmade, hand-embroidered, and artfully handcrafted. As a handwoven/handcrafted product, slight irregularities in the weave or pattern are natural and reflect its authenticity, not defects. Additionally, minor color variations may occur due to photographic lighting conditions.
Country of Origin: India
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Tissue Banarasi Saree with Jamdani Tilfi Border

Tissue Banarasi Saree with Jamdani Tilfi Border

Rs. 36,500.00
  • Saree - Length 5.5 Meters
  • Blouse - 1 Meter
  • Keep in a cool, dry place
  • Fold gently to protect the weave
  • Avoid contact with perfumes and sprays
  • Use only trusted professional dry cleaners
  • Air them out occasionally

Products in stock are dispatched within 5–6 working days, with delivery in 7–10 business days. Free shipping is offered on all prepaid orders within India. Delays may occur due to unforeseen circumstances or stock unavailability, in which case you will be informed.

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BANARASI Collection

Banarasi

Banarasi, a GI-certified textile legacy from the sacred city of Varanasi, represents the richness of Indian weaving traditions. Renowned for their grandeur, Banarasi sarees were originally woven using real gold and silver threads on the finest silk. Flourishing under Mughal patronage, the craft incorporates Persian-inspired motifs such as floral vines (kalga and bel), butidar patterns, and intricate mina and zari work. Techniques like kadwa (hand-brocade), tanchoi, and jamdani reflect immense skill, with a single saree sometimes taking weeks or even months to complete.

At the heart of every Banarasi weave lies the devotion of Varanasi’s master weavers, many of whom belong to families that have preserved this art for over a century. The GI tag ensures this textile's authenticity and protects the economic interests of its artisan community. More than a garment, a Banarasi saree is a symbol of heritage, often passed down through generations as a treasured heirloom. In recent years, designers and weavers have collaborated to adapt Banarasi textiles into lehengas, dupattas, and even modern silhouettes, ensuring this regal weave continues to inspire, dazzle, and endure.

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