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Sukoon — Banarasi Organza Silk Saree in Hot Pink

SKU: PAMUBA012
₹18,000.00
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Hot pink has never needed an apology.

Sukoon is woven using the kadwa technique — one of the most demanding in the Varanasi weaver's craft. In kadwa weaving, each buta motif is woven independently, thread by thread, without the shortcut of a floating thread across the back. The result is a cleaner, finer motif on both sides of the fabric — and a saree that takes significantly longer to make.

The organza silk gives it structure and translucency simultaneously. It catches light, holds its drape, and moves with a crispness that softer silks cannot match. In hot pink, it is completely unapologetic.

There is a particular kind of peace that comes from knowing exactly who you are. Sukoon is for that woman.

Fabric: Pure Banarasi organza silk, kadwa buta weave

Blouse piece: Included

Handwoven in Varanasi — the kadwa technique means every motif is woven individually, on both sides of the fabric.

Fabric

Organza silk
Blouse

Included
Care and Shipping

Gently hand wash in cold water, and air dry the saree in shade. Iron in medium heat only.

Every saree is handwoven. Any unevenness in weave or its motif is not a defect but its a beauty of hands. This makes each piece unique and beautiful.

After placing the order, we will ship your order in 1 to 3 days.

Disclaimer

Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your monitor settings. The blouse worn by the model is for styling purposes only and is not included with the saree. The saree comes with a running blouse piece.
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Banarasi

Banarasi textiles refer to silk fabrics and saris woven in Varanasi (also known as Banaras), a city in Uttar Pradesh, India. These textiles are highly renowned for their exquisite craftsmanship, intricate designs, and luxurious appearance. Banarasi saris are typically made from finely woven silk and are adorned with intricate patterns like floral motifs, geometric designs, and elaborate borders known as "zari" work (gold and silver thread embroidery). The weaving of Banarasi textiles has a rich history dating back centuries and continues to be a symbol of elegance and tradition in Indian fashion and culture.