Handwoven Banarasi Katan Silk Shikargah Saree with Contrast Border in Pink green kaftan Originally Pichwai was painted on

Originally Pichwai was painted on the handspun starched cotton fabric

A type of loom called Drawloom or ‘Jalla’ was used to weave a brocade fabric

Embroideries used in ethnic fashion are distinguished from the Aari embroidery because of these motifs

Jaal weave is inherent to Banarasi weaving and this saree is the epitome of the craftsmanship of the renowned weavers of Banaras

which have been developed continuously from the thirteenth century onwards

Handwoven Banarasi Katan Silk Shikargah Saree with Contrast Border in Pink green kaftan Originally Pichwai was painted onThe Banarasi Shikargah saree is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, blending the elegance of Banarasi silk with intricate motifs inspired by the royal hunting scenes. Adorned with finely woven animals, birds, and floral patterns, these sarees exude opulence and heritage, making them a timeless choice for special occasions and celebrations. Click here to view the underskirt