Handwoven Banaras Baluchari in Deep Purple with Kairi and Koniya Banarasi Tissue The pink selvedge adds to

The pink selvedge adds to the richness of the saree

The body is highlighted with french know Embroidery in red on a gold sequin

Handwoven Chanderi silk saree with all over gold and silver zari booti with meenakari

Handwoven Purple katan silk saree with meenakari floral motifs

Wine kadhwa jangla saree

Handwoven Banaras Baluchari in Deep Purple with Kairi and Koniya Banarasi Tissue The pink selvedge adds toBanaras Baluchari saree in Deep Purple with Kairi and Koniya The History The weaving of Baluchari sareees stopped in Bengal with the passing away of Dubraj Das in 1903. He was a master Nakshaband. The traditional Baluchari saree used low twist malda silk for the warp and untwisted silk for the weft and the meenakari motifs were woven using untwisted silk. The saree has an elaborate 1 meter pallu The Benarasi Baluchar When the Baluchari was being