Indriya's Features Description
A stunning exotic satin by katan handloom pure silk saree in a unique shade of rani pink, orange and a glimmer of mauve looks exceptional when draped.
The soft, fine threads of an intricate pure zari border and grand pallu are divine. The satin silk saree drapes and flows so fluidly. The body has an intricate Tanchoi paisely weave in organge which looks like embroidery however is hand woven.
The saree glows and enchants and shines softly. When draped, it's bound to evoke admiring glances.Look angelic in this exquisite, artisanal, sustainable and absolutely spell bindingly royal and luxurious Banarasi weave.
While the saree has a blouse length, a contrast unusual color in shades of maueve is recommended.
Saree has been developed by a master weaver in Banaras. The saree is an authentic GI tagged product with the India Handloom mark and silk mark registrations.
Saree comes with pretty tassels.
Message us to view a video of the saree. Blouse worn by model is for styling purposes only.
 
About Tanchoi Banarasi weave
Tanchoi sarees are one of a kind which have paisley designs all over the surface and are woven with a dual color wrap. Another stand alone feature of the Tanchoi sarees is that the fabric texture background has a Satin finish. Some extra threads are added to give the saris an appearance of being embroidered.Origin and History: Tanchoi Silk is said to have been brought to India through Chinese traders in 19th century which was later adapted to suit preferences of Indian wearers. Also, three Parsi (Persian immigrants to India) brothers are said to have traveled to China in the 19th century and were enamored by the technique.
After learning the skill, they came back to Gujarat and trained the weavers in the technique and then innovated the Tanchoi weaving technique into Indian versions.
 
* This product has been woven on a handloom by the weaver and may have slight irregularities that are a natural outcome due to the human involvement in weaving a unique handcrafted product without any electrical power. The colours may fade or bleed due to the traditional dyeing method employed.
* There may be slight differences in color of the actual product due to lighting conditions during photography.