Handwoven Banarasi Katan Silk Kadwa Saree with Bird Motif in Crimson Red malti buti saree Tassels weight the hem

Tassels weight the hem

requiring extraordinary loom hours to execute

The shikargah tradition draws from Mughal court weaving — hunting scenes and wildlife rendered in silk

The pallu opens into a broad silver-zari floral jaal that carries the design to its full

a beautiful blend of traditional craftsmanship and elegance

Handwoven Banarasi Katan Silk Kadwa Saree with Bird Motif in Crimson Red malti buti saree Tassels weight the hemA crimson red katan silk saree handwoven in Varanasi over a fine zari striped ground, patterned with bird butis scattered across the body and a striking bird border rows of birds worked in silver zari running along the pallu end. Above sits a striped zari panel that frames the figurative design beautifully. Worked in kadwa, each motif is individually woven into the cloth. The bird motif, drawn from the storytelling tradition of Banarasi weaving, gives