Georgette Banarasi Bandhani Meenakari Peacock Dupatta in Teal Blue sunflower yellow kaftan This Katan silk takes that

This Katan silk takes that tradition and gives it structure — a charkhana grid of square panels outlined in green dotted lines covers the deep magenta ground from edge to border

This elegant traditional red katan handloom Kadua saree with Leheriya (waves) work all over is just the right pick to make a stunning statement

He lifted the Govardhan Hill also called Govardhan Parvat on his little finger

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Georgette Banarasi Bandhani Meenakari Peacock Dupatta in Teal Blue sunflower yellow kaftan This Katan silk takes thatTwo registers, one dupatta. On the teal blue bandhani ground, large meenakari peacocks stand among flowering trees teal, green, pink, and lavender silk built up over dense bandhani dot work, the two techniques layering into a surface of unusual depth and richness. The birds are bold and fully formed, the floral ground around them continuous and alive. The other half shifts entirely a cream ground carrying a dense meenakari phulwar jaal of full bloom