Banarasi silk katan broket kimkhab suit with jacquard weaving zari (BKYS02) suit Material The chequered weave of a

The chequered weave of a Kota dupatta is very popular

maheswari sarees represent the historic town of  maheswari in Madhya Pradesh

Hand block printing is a centuries-old Indian art form that uses a hand-carved teak wood block to print garments

The cotton yarn provides strength and suppleness whereas fine raw silk makes the fabric transparent and delicate

This hand-crafted piece may have slight irregularities and imperfections which only add to the unique charm of the product

Banarasi silk katan broket kimkhab suit with jacquard weaving zari (BKYS02) suit Material The chequered weave of aBanarasi Katan silk is a type of silk that is extremely strong and durable. Katan silk is soft, light and of excellent quality. Banarasi Katan silk sarees are the most preferred and are used to make sarees and lehengas for the bride. Unstitched fabric: Top: Banarasi Katan Silk broket kimkhab jacquard weaving with zari 2. 5 Mtr. Bottom: Plain silk 2. 5 mtr. Dupatta : Banarasi Katan Silk broket kimkhab jacquard weaving with zari 2. 5 Mtr. Note: 1. These