Pure Zari Shikargaah Banarasi Jamdhani Saree - 12 Month Master Creation

A breathtaking heirloom from the looms of Banaras, this saree revives the legendary Shikargaah narrative—an intricate tapestry of forest life rendered in pure gold and silver zari. Handwoven using the Jamdhani technique, it features a regal blush pink body scattered with delicately placed hiran (deer), mayur (peacocks), haathi (elephants), tota (parrots), and van pushp (jungle florals)—each enclosed in a zari-jhar (gold mesh).

The pallu unfolds like a scroll, illustrating scenes of bagh (tiger) hunts, aerial birds, and vanaraj (forest monarchs), invoking age-old tales of valor and grandeur. The border—rich in Meenakari with alternating haathi and floral vines—frames the saree like a palace fresco.

Elegant, weightless, and drenched in heritage, this is a rare collector’s piece perfect for ceremonial occasions or bridal trousseaus.

Fabric: Jamdani
Zari Type: Silver And Gold Zari
Color: Blush Pink
Occasion: Ceremonial Occasions Or Bridal Trousseaus
Craft Cluster: Varanasi
Care: Dry Clean Only

Zari Kota sarees are woven in the town of Kota, Rajasthan, using a unique blend of cotton or silk and shimmering zari threads. Renowned for their lightness and translucent texture, these sarees are crafted on traditional pit looms with a distinctive square “khat” pattern. The addition of zari lends a subtle sheen and opulent touch, making each saree both airy and luxurious. Skilled artisans carefully interlace the fine threads, preserving a heritage craft that is both timeless and elegant

The weaving cluster in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, is home to skilled craftsmen who blend Mughal-inspired Jamdani artistry with Banarasi opulence. These weavers preserve traditional methods while adapting designs for modern elegance, making Banaras Jamdani a timeless expression of handloom excellence.

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