Handloom Banarasi Zari Tanchoi Kadwa Saree

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Fabric - Pure Banarasi Katan Silk.

Katan is a thread, prepared by twisting a different number of silk filaments according to requirements giving a firm structure to the background fabric. Katan is a plain woven fabric with pure silk threads.

Weave – Tanchoi with Kadwa Boota

Sateen tanchoi is a weaving technique that creates a smooth and lustrous fabric with a satin-like finish. This weaving technique involves using a satin base fabric with a double warp design on the weft, typically consisting of one to five colors. Sateen tanchoi doesn't have a float on either side and is known for its soft and supple texture, making it a popular choice for luxurious sarees and other traditional garments. The resulting fabric has a distinctive sheen.

Kadwa or kadhua weaving is a traditional technique used in the making of Banarasi sarees. In this method, each motif is woven separately, unlike the conventional method of weaving an entire saree in one go. This intricate and time-consuming technique requires exceptional skill and precision and results in a highly detailed and intricate design on the saree. The Kadwa or Kadhua technique allows for a more complex and intricate design to be woven into the saree, creating a beautiful work of art that is highly valued in the world of textiles.

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There may be slight color variations due to photographic reasons.

This is a hand-woven product, and any irregular weaving or pattern should not be considered a defect. These irregularities make every handloom piece unique.