Handwoven Sea Green Mashru Silk Banarasi Saree floral scroll shibori dyeing really gained mainstream

shibori dyeing really gained mainstream traction in Japan during the Edo Period from the 17th-19th centuries

Fiery yet kind

This variety is similar to real zari except copper lametta used in place of silver and silver gilding is done on copper wire

leading into a blush pink pallu with a fine diamond jali

The incorporation of Katan silk lends a touch of luxury

Handwoven Sea Green Mashru Silk Banarasi Saree floral scroll shibori dyeing really gained mainstreamA deep sea green mashru silk saree with a self woven dot texture scattered softly across the body and a satin surface that turns the colour almost jewel like. The pallu is marked with fine silver stripes that lift the rich green. Woven mashru style silk over cotton it drapes with a smooth, fluid fall while staying light to wear. An elegant saree for festive and evening occasions. A Khinkhwab piece.