Red Pure Mul Cotton Shibori Saree Gold Satin entails that the cloth

Satin entails that the cloth has been weaved in a particular pattern that leave one side of the cloth dull

This gorgeous embroidery has its own charm and elegance

is an ancient banarasi handloom weaving technique where the meeting point of the body of the saree and the pallu or aanchal (koniya) features prominent intricately weaved motifs

Available as both sarees and dupattas in a spectrum of hand-dyed shades — every piece a unique play of light and colour

Its specialty is the use of profuse gold or silver thread that sometimes the silk background is hardly visible

Red Pure Mul Cotton Shibori Saree Gold Satin entails that the clothFabric: Pure Mul Cotton Craft: Shibori Shibori is considered to be one of the oldest indigo dye techniques in Japan. Originating in China, shibori dyeing really gained mainstream traction in Japan during the Edo Period from the 17th 19th centuries, as people from the lower social classes needed an alternative to the silk that they were banned from wearing. Although that that doesnt sound too old (relatively speaking!) in reality, shiboris origins go