'Sweet Osmanthus' Black Pure Katan Silk Banarasi Handloom Saree TEM1264 Color- A lovely shade of

Color- A lovely shade of Coral Peach

Using Tanchoi to express the geometric patterns characteristic the art form

Made using handwoven katan silk and patterned with an abstract web of resham

This exquisite and time-intensive technique can be identified by the sharp changes in the base colours of the fabric

'Sweet Osmanthus' Black Pure Katan Silk Banarasi Handloom Saree TEM1264 Color- A lovely shade ofSweet Osmanthus Showering genuine affection on the pleasing sightings of a garden, this drape is suffused with poetic overtones and imbued with meaning. Blooming sweet osmanthus and cherry blossoms are accompanied by carefree sparrows, the auspicious symbols of happiness and the coming of spring. Color A stunning shade of Black Technique An enduring Kadwa weave and fine Meenakari technique. The elaborate and laborious Kadwa (Kadhua) technique involves