Baby Pink Handwoven Banaras Silk Saree - TSH2506178

Delicate yet grand, this Banarasi Silk saree comes in a graceful baby pink tone, featuring an all-over intricate brocade body woven in fine silver zari, lending a refined shimmer and regal elegance. The self-colored border is elevated with a unique geometrical weave and a striking golden zari border, adding a bold yet balanced contrast. Its geometrical striped pallu continues the theme of sophistication, making it ideal for both traditional and formal occasions. Paired with a baby pink blouse adorned with elegant zari stripes and a matching border, this saree is a perfect blend of softness, luxury, and timeless beauty.

Body Color : Baby Pink
Body Motifs / Pattern : Silver zari allover intricate brocade body
Border Color : Baby Pink
Border Motif / Pattern : Geometrical weave border with big golden zari skirt border
Pallu Color : Baby Pink
Pallu Details : Geometrical stripes pallu
Blouse color & Pattern : Baby pink zari stripes with border

The Banarasi craft is one of India’s most revered weaving traditions, celebrated for its intricate patterns and opulent zari work. Originating from the ancient city of Varanasi, this craft combines age-old handloom techniques with artistic precision. Skilled artisans meticulously weave motifs inspired by Mughal art—such as florals, jalis, and geometric forms—using gold and silver threads on fine silk or organza. Each Banarasi saree can take weeks to months to complete, reflecting a legacy of heritage, patience, and unparalleled craftsmanship that continues to define Indian textile artistry.

This silk is handwoven in the Varanasi weaving cluster of Uttar Pradesh, where skilled artisans use traditional techniques to craft these understated yet luxurious sarees. The focus on a single zari thread allows for finesse, making it perfect for those who appreciate quiet sophistication.

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