The Kanjivaram tissue silk saree brings together the traditional weaving style of Kanjivaram with the rich detailing of a Banarasi Paithani border. The tissue silk fabric has a subtle sheen that reflects light beautifully, giving the saree a distinctive appearance. Its texture and natural lustre add depth to the overall look without making it feel overly heavy. The body of the saree carries the characteristic appeal of tissue silk, with its delicate metallic finish and graceful fall. The fabric has a refined surface that allows the weave and detailing to stand out. Its light-reflecting quality gives the saree a different appearance under natural and indoor lighting. The Banarasi Paithani border adds a contrasting traditional element to the saree. Inspired by the detailed weaving traditions of Banaras and Paithani textiles, the border brings together intricate motifs and rich patterns. It creates a noticeable distinction against the tissue silk body while maintaining a connection with c...

The Banarasi Jangla Jal saree is known for its intricate woven patterns that spread across the fabric in a continuous design. The Jangla weaving style features flowing floral and leafy motifs arranged in a detailed jaal, creating a rich pattern that covers the body of the saree. The saree showcases the traditional artistry of Banarasi weaving, where motifs are carefully woven into the fabric using zari threads. The floral patterns often include winding creepers, leaves and delicate details that come together to form an interconnected design. The arrangement gives the saree a distinctive look, with the motifs flowing naturally across its surface. The Jangla jal pattern is particularly recognised for its dense and elaborate composition. Unlike sarees with scattered butas or spaced motifs, this design creates a continuous spread of woven elements. The intricate detailing reflects the skill involved in traditional Banarasi craftsmanship and the time taken to create such patterns. The zari ...

This maroonish red Banarasi saree features a rich colour that brings out the traditional character of Banarasi weaving. The deep red tone gives the saree a warm appearance, making it suitable for festive occasions, family gatherings and traditional celebrations. The saree is adorned with a paisley motifs border, adding a distinctive traditional detail to the overall design. Paisley patterns have long been associated with Indian textile traditions and are often seen in classic Banarasi weaving. The border creates a defined edge along the saree and adds character to the fabric without taking away from its rich colour. The paisley motifs bring a sense of continuity to the design and reflect the intricate detailing associated with Banarasi textiles. The maroonish red shade pairs well with traditional gold jewellery, antique accessories and classic styling. It can be worn for weddings, festive occasions or other gatherings where traditional Indian attire is preferred. The saree brings toget...

A rich red Banarasi saree combining Patola-inspired patterning with Pichwai lotus motifs. Cream and gold-toned geometric details meet green and yellow accents across the body. Broad gold-toned Paithani borders and pallu carry colourful bird and floral designs in green, yellow, pink and red, finished with red edging and tassels. Rich red and gold with colourful lotus details The rich red ground is patterned with cream and gold-toned geometric details, green accents and Pichwai lotus motifs. Gold-toned borders and pallu add warmth, with green foliage and bird and floral details in yellow, pink and red. Red edging and tassels echo the body colour. Patola inspiration with Paithani borders and pallu This Banarasi saree brings together Patola-inspired body patterning and Paithani borders and pallu. Pichwai lotus motifs add another distinctive element to the red design. The combination of geometric pattern and flowing floral details makes it a colourful choice for festive gatherin...

A deep indigo-blue Banarasi saree with Patola-inspired geometric diamonds in ivory, yellow and red. Rust-red Paithani borders frame the patterned body, while a gold-toned Paithani pallu brings together white bird motifs and colourful flowers in green, yellow, red and purple. Maroon edging and tassels complete the palette. Deep indigo blue, rust red and gold The indigo ground gives the small ivory, yellow and red motifs a crisp setting. The rust-red borders introduce a warmer note, leading into a gold-toned pallu with white birds, green foliage and flowers in yellow, red and purple. Maroon stripes along the edges and matching tassels tie the colours together. Patola inspiration with Paithani borders and pallu This Banarasi saree brings together Patola-inspired body patterning and Paithani borders and pallu. The combination of geometric pattern and flowing floral details makes it a colourful choice for festive gatherings and wedding celebrations. Saree details Collection...

The Pretty Pure Katan Silk Dupatta is made from fine Katan silk, known for its smooth texture, natural sheen and closely woven structure. The fabric has a rich silk finish that gives the dupatta a graceful appearance while maintaining the traditional character of Banarasi silk weaving. The highlight of this dupatta is its Meenakari butas, which are scattered across the fabric. These small motifs feature colourful detailing that adds interest to the silk base. Meenakari weaving is known for its use of multiple colours within traditional motifs, creating a detailed pattern that stands out against the fabric. The butas bring a traditional touch to the dupatta without making the overall design look too busy. Their placement allows the beauty of the Katan silk to remain visible while adding colour and detail to the weave. The combination of pure silk and Meenakari work reflects the craftsmanship associated with traditional Banarasi textiles. The smooth texture of Katan silk allows the dupat...

The Aubergine Colour Ektara Katan Silk Saree features a rich, deep aubergine shade that gives the fabric a distinctive appearance. Woven in Katan silk, the saree has a smooth texture and a structured yet graceful fall. The depth of the colour brings out the details of the traditional weaving beautifully. The saree is woven with Sona Rupa zari, combining gold and silver-toned threads in its design. The contrast between the metallic zari and the aubergine silk creates an interesting visual effect, adding depth to the overall weave without making the design look too heavy. The Ektara weaving technique adds character to the saree through its traditional patterns and carefully arranged motifs. The interplay of Sona Rupa zari across the silk surface gives the fabric a detailed look, with the gold and silver elements standing out against the darker base. Katan silk is known for its closely woven structure and smooth finish, making it a distinctive choice in traditional Banarasi textiles. Its ...

The pinkish red Ektara Katan silk saree brings together the rich texture of Katan silk and the intricate detailing of cutwork Jamdani weaving. The colour has a beautiful depth, with pink and red undertones that give the saree a distinct appearance. Its silk base has a smooth finish and a natural sheen that adds to the overall look of the fabric. The saree features delicate cutwork Jamdani motifs woven across the body. These motifs are created through a detailed weaving process, where the designs are carefully incorporated into the fabric rather than simply added on the surface. The cutwork technique gives the patterns a defined appearance and allows the weave to stand out against the silk base. The Ektara Katan silk provides a structured yet comfortable drape, making the saree suitable for occasions where traditional textiles are preferred. Its texture reflects the characteristics of Katan silk, known for its closely woven silk threads and slightly crisp feel. The fabric holds its form...

A pure Katan silk saree is known for its rich silk texture, fine weaving and traditional craftsmanship. Made using pure silk threads, Katan silk has a smooth, closely woven surface that gives the fabric a distinct feel and natural sheen. Its structure makes the saree look well-defined while retaining the softness associated with silk. The fabric is woven using twisted silk yarns, which give it strength and a firm yet comfortable texture. The closely woven threads create a smooth finish, allowing the saree to hold its shape beautifully. Its natural lustre adds depth to the fabric without making the surface appear overly shiny. Katan silk has a special place in traditional Banarasi weaving. Depending on the design, the saree can feature intricate zari work, traditional motifs, floral patterns, butis or detailed woven borders. These elements reflect the skill of the weavers and the attention given to every part of the fabric. The saree can also be styled in different ways depending on the...

This pure Katan silk saree features the traditional richness of Katan weaving, known for its smooth texture, fine finish and natural sheen. The silk fabric has a graceful fall and a closely woven structure that gives the saree a distinct look while retaining the characteristic feel of pure Katan silk. The saree is adorned with Tilfi Meena work, where colourful silk threads are used to create intricate motifs within the zari patterns. The combination of these details adds depth and variation to the weave, with the Meena work bringing subtle touches of colour against the metallic zari. The champagne gold antique zari lends the saree a muted golden appearance. Its slightly aged gold tone gives the overall design a traditional character without making the zari look overly bright. The interplay of the gold zari and colourful Meena details creates an interesting balance across the fabric. A red selvedge runs along the edges, adding a distinct contrast to the champagne gold tones. This tradit...

This Tissue Silk Pachera Meena Banarasi Saree has a super-soft feel and a fluid drape. Its gold-toned body meets a pink border and pallu, with multicolour floral motifs and fine geometric patterns. Soft tissue silk with a fluid drape The softly lustrous fabric falls in gentle folds. Colourful floral details brighten the gold-toned drape, while the pink border and patterned pallu frame the saree beautifully. Saree details Fabric: Tissue silk Collection: Banarasi Detail: Pachera Meena Feel and drape: Super soft and fluid Blouse piece: Included Price: ₹28,500 Availability: One piece at the time of writing. Check the product page for current availability. Shop this saree at Sohum Sutras See the saree in motion Watch the YouTube Short A closer look The blouse worn in the photographs is a styling choice. Please contact us for details of the included blouse piece. For enquiries, WhatsApp Sohum Sutras at +91 98105 30027 . Search des...

This handloom black Katan silk saree is woven with a cutwork technique that gives the fabric its distinctive texture and detailed finish. The rich black base creates a deep, even appearance, allowing the woven patterns and zari details to stand out. The saree features a chevron zari border, woven with a series of angled patterns that form a repeated zigzag design. The geometric arrangement adds definition to the border while maintaining a balanced look against the plain black base. The cutwork weave brings out the intricacy of the craftsmanship, with the patterns created through the interlacing of threads on the loom. The Katan silk adds a smooth texture and a natural sheen to the fabric, giving the saree a structured yet fluid fall. The contrast between the black silk and the zari work gives the saree a distinctive appearance. Its design brings together traditional handloom weaving and a geometric border pattern, keeping the overall look detailed without making it overly elaborate....

This Kaduwa Meenakari saree is woven in Tissue Kora silk, giving the fabric a subtle sheen and a light, crisp texture. The combination of Kora silk and the traditional Kaduwa weaving technique creates a saree with a distinct Banarasi textile character. The body features Kaduwa Meena butas woven across the fabric. These motifs are created using the Meenakari technique, where coloured threads are incorporated into the weave to add detail and contrast to the traditional buta patterns. The Kaduwa weaving technique gives the motifs a slightly raised and defined appearance. Each buta stands out against the Tissue Kora silk base, adding texture and detail without making the overall design look too crowded. The saree is finished with a Kadiyal contrast border, which brings a clear colour distinction to the overall weave. The contrast between the body and border adds structure to the saree while maintaining the traditional look of the design. The combination of Tissue Kora silk, Kaduwa Meenakar...

This classic red Banarasi Ektara Katan silk saree features an all-over Sonarupa zari jal woven across the body. The rich red colour provides a traditional base for the intricate zari work, creating a balanced combination of colour and craftsmanship. The saree is woven in pure Katan silk, known for its smooth texture, fine finish and natural sheen. The Ektara weaving technique gives the fabric its distinctive character, while the silk adds a graceful fall and a soft feel. The Sonarupa zari work features both gold and silver tones, forming an intricate jal pattern that runs throughout the saree. The interplay of the two zari shades adds depth to the design and brings out the detailing against the red silk base. The all-over jal pattern gives the saree a consistent woven appearance, with the zari motifs covering the body rather than being limited to selected sections. The combination of red Katan silk and Sonarupa zari reflects the traditional Banarasi weaving style. This saree brings tog...

Plum tones, floral motifs and a contrasting ochre border give this Kora silk Cutwork Jamdani Banarasi saree a richly patterned look. The photographs show the body and pallu spread out so you can see how the colours and motifs work together. Floral detail in plum and ochre The plum-toned body is covered with scrolling floral motifs. An ochre border frames the drape, while smaller accents in pink, orange and pale blue-green bring variety to the patterned pallu. The included photographs show the same saree from several angles. Saree details Fabric: Kora silk Collection: Banarasi Technique: Cutwork Jamdani Blouse: Included Price: ₹26,862 Availability: One piece at the time of writing; check the product page for current availability. Shop this Kora silk Cutwork Jamdani Banarasi saree at Sohum Sutras See the saree in motion Watch the YouTube Short A closer look at the saree The blouse worn in the photographs is a styling cho...

A borderless design, fine stripes and pure Katan silk: this Banarasi saree brings together a distinctive colour arrangement and a weight of less than 200 grams . It is a unique concept saree for anyone drawn to silk with a clean, striped look. A borderless composition in magenta, grey and red Vivid magenta stripes across the draped upper section meet a grey striped lower section and a contrasting red pallu. The borderless design lets the changing colours and stripe directions become the focus, creating a striking composition when worn. Pure Katan silk, weighing less than 200 grams This saree is made in pure Katan silk and weighs less than 200 grams . Its light weight is one of the defining features of this Banarasi piece, alongside its distinctive striped design. Fabric: Pure Katan silk Collection: Banarasi Design: Borderless, striped Colours: Magenta, grey and red Weight: Less than 200 grams Blouse: Included Price: ₹16,665 Availability: One piece at t...

The black Ektara Katan silk saree features an all-over Meenakari jaal woven across its body. The deep black base provides a rich background for the intricate patterns, allowing the colourful Meenakari work to stand out. The saree brings together the traditional weaving style of Katan silk with the detailed artistry of Meenakari weaving. The all-over Meenakari jaal consists of finely woven motifs arranged throughout the body, creating a continuous pattern rather than leaving large sections plain. The use of multiple colours within the motifs adds detail and variation to the black base, giving the saree a distinctive appearance from one end to the other. Ektara Katan silk is known for its closely woven silk texture and smooth finish. Its structured weave gives the saree a graceful fall while allowing the intricate designs to remain clearly visible. The silk fabric also adds depth to the black colour, making the woven details more prominent. Meenakari weaving is a traditional technique in...

A pink Banarasi Patola saree with a Paithani border and pallu. Multicolour geometric patterns across the body meet floral and bird motifs on the contrasting gold-toned border and pallu. Price: ₹9,600 One piece available. Blouse piece included. Shop this saree at Sohum Sutras For enquiries, WhatsApp Sohum Sutras at +91 98105 30027 . Labels: Banarasi Saree, Patola, Paithani Border, Pink Saree, Sohum Sutras Search description: Pink Banarasi Patola saree with a Paithani border and pallu, multicolour details and blouse included. Available at Sohum Sutras for ₹9,600.

An exquisite Kora silk Banarasi saree featuring intricate cutwork Jamdani and a lustrous Katan silk border. The coral-pink ground, vivid fuchsia border and multicolour woven details create an elegant festive statement. Price: ₹28,500 One piece available. Blouse piece included. Shop this saree at Sohum Sutras For enquiries, WhatsApp Sohum Sutras at +91 98105 30027 .

 The red Banarasi coin butta saree features a rich red base with traditional coin butta motifs woven across the fabric. These small, rounded motifs are arranged throughout the body, creating a consistent pattern that gives the saree its distinctive Banarasi appearance. The coin buttas are an important element of this design, adding detail to the otherwise uninterrupted surface of the saree. Their repeated placement creates a balanced pattern, allowing the red base to remain prominent while the woven motifs add texture and character. The Banarasi weaving technique gives the saree its traditional identity. The motifs are woven into the fabric rather than added through printing, making them an integral part of the textile. The arrangement of the coin buttas brings a familiar look associated with classic Banarasi sarees. The deep red colour is closely associated with traditional Indian occasion wear and is often seen in festive and wedding attire. Its combination with the repeating coi...