Handwoven Banarasi Katan Silk Kadwa Jangla Saree in Marigold Yellow lilac pink saree sculptural brocade where gold zari

sculptural brocade where gold zari forms the dominant surface

Maheshwari handlooms owe their name to Maharani Ahilyabai Holkar

Weave: Bandhani derived from the Sanskrit word Banda which means “to tie” is truly an art that involves dyeing a fabric tied tightly with a thread at several points

The neckline ties with a tasselled drawstring finished with gold-disc accents

Handwoven Banarasi Katan Silk Kadwa Jangla Saree in Marigold Yellow lilac pink saree sculptural brocade where gold zariA marigold yellow katan silk saree handwoven in Varanasi in the kadwa jangla technique a flowing all over jangla of gold and silver zari vines and blooms across the bright yellow body, each floral cluster lifted with fine multicolour meenakari in red, blue, pink and green. The pallu opens into an elaborate woven panel, dense with floral brocade, kalga buti and a deep border. In kadwa weaving, each motif is woven individually on the loom rather than