Handwoven Banarasi Katan Silk Rangkat Saree in Multicolour deep purple saree Weave: Bandhani derived from the

Weave: Bandhani derived from the Sanskrit word Banda which means “to tie” is truly an art that involves dyeing a fabric tied tightly with a thread at several points

preserving centuries of tradition

Crafted from lightweight Chanderi fabric

The wine Kadwa border carries a continuous Shikargah cattle procession decorated bulls

high-sheen sateen silk

Handwoven Banarasi Katan Silk Rangkat Saree in Multicolour deep purple saree Weave: Bandhani derived from theA pastel multicolour rangkat katan silk saree handwoven in Varanasi, the body built up in soft colour bands lilac, lime, peach pink, ivory and butter yellow each stripe finished with silver and cream zari buti. A delicate temple tooth kangura edge marks the seam between each colour, and the pallu opens into a soft floral jaal in cream and pale gold. Rangkat is one of the most demanding Banarasi techniques. The colour bands aren't dyed or printed onto