Handloom Pure Katan by Dupion Silk Banarasi Embroidery Saree

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Fabric - Dupion Silk by Katan Silk

Dupion Silk: Dupion, also known as "doupioni" or "douppioni," is a silk fabric characterized by its irregular, textured surface. Dupion silk has a distinctive crispness and sheen, making it a popular choice for formal wear and bridal attire.

Katan Silk: Katan silk is a plain-woven silk fabric, known for its smooth texture and glossy finish. It is often used in traditional Indian attire, particularly in sarees. Katan silk is prized for its versatility and elegance.

The above saree is a blend of two fabrics.

Blpouse -Raw Silk

Weave:

This Banarasi saree is a masterpiece of silk craftsmanship. It's meticulously woven from Dupion silk with intricate Resham weaving, featuring a captivating Kadua Jaal (all-over pattern). Notably, this saree doesn't incorporate zari, highlighting its exclusive use of pure silk threads.

Craftsmanship:

Elevating the artistry, this saree is adorned with Zardozi and Aari Embroidery, accentuated by delicate scallop work. The scallops add an extra touch of sophistication, showcasing the fine craftsmanship that goes into creating this elegant masterpiece.

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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.