A Handloom Banarasi Saree That Makes Every Entrance Memorable
This pure katan silk saree is made for the woman who wants to be noticed the moment she walks in. Its body is a rich mustard yellow (We offer 100% Colour Customization — want it in a different colour? We'll weave it fresh just for you in the colour of your choice!), with a wide panel of woven leaf jaal running through the centre, so the saree looks lively even when it's draped simply. It is a true Handloom Banarasi Saree, made on a wooden loom in Varanasi by weavers who have spent years perfecting this craft.
Pure Katan Silk Banarasi Saree with a Buttery, Fluid Drape
Katan silk is the finest of the Banarasi silks, made from twisted, tightly spun silk filaments. You'll feel it as soon as you touch it: smooth, cool and slightly weighty, with a natural sheen that catches light with every step. It falls in neat, elegant pleats and doesn't bunch at the waist, so it suits first-time saree wearers and seasoned drapers alike. Because the fabric is pure and dense, it also holds its shape through a long wedding day or a full evening of celebrations.
Meenakari Floral Blooms on a Leaf Jaal Panel
The main attraction is the meenakari work. Rows of lotus-like blooms in magenta, pink, orange, deep purple and maroon are set on slim teal stems, and they stand out against a dense jaal of tiny woven leaves in shimmering metallic thread. Each bloom is coloured with fine thread work that imitates traditional enamel meenakari, so the colours look bright and painterly but never loud. As you move, the leaf jaal glints softly while the flowers add pops of colour. This is the detail that makes this meenakari Banarasi saree look far more expensive than it is.
Handwoven Saree Borders with Feather-Like Vines
Both borders carry a flowing, feather-like vine motif dotted with small meenakari florets, and a thin pink selvedge finishes each edge. The borders are moderate in width, so they frame the saree without overpowering it. This is the kind of detail you only get on a truly Handwoven Saree, where every curve is placed by the weaver rather than by a machine.
Kadwa Saree Craftsmanship You Can See and Feel
If you love traditional Banarasi technique, you'll appreciate the Kadwa Saree character here. Each motif is woven separately by hand, which gives the pattern a raised, defined edge you can feel with your fingertips. That's the mark of a real Kadwa Weave. It takes far longer than ordinary weaving, and it's the reason these sarees hold their beauty for decades and can be passed on to the next generation.
Lock Weaving for a Clean, Long-Lasting Finish
The motifs on this saree are secured with Lock Weaving, a fine technique that binds the extra threads firmly into the base fabric. The result is a neat back with no loose floats that catch on jewellery or bangles, and a design that stays crisp after years of wear.
A Rich Geometric Pallu That Completes the Look
The pallu is where the saree really shines. A broad geometric trellis pattern in shimmering metallic thread sits between fine horizontal bands, and it spreads beautifully whether you drape it open, pleated or over one shoulder. Against the mustard yellow (We offer 100% Colour Customization — want it in a different colour? We'll weave it fresh just for you in the colour of your choice!) base, the pallu adds a rich, festive finish that photographs beautifully.
Where to Wear This Mustard Yellow Banarasi Saree
This saree is warm, celebratory and traditional, which makes it a natural choice for haldi and mehendi ceremonies, weddings, festive pujas, engagement functions and family gatherings. Pair it with contrasting jewellery, or with pearls and kundan for a softer look. If you're browsing for more options in this fabric, The Weaveloom has a wide range of pure katan silk Banarasi sarees in many shades and weaves.
Saree Length and Blouse Piece
The saree comes in a full 6.5 metres, enough for a generous drape and comfortable pleating. It comes with a matching strip-pattern blouse piece that you can stitch to your own style, whether that's a classic fitted blouse, an elbow-length sleeve or a modern boat neck. The rich mustard yellow (We offer 100% Colour Customization — want it in a different colour? We'll weave it fresh just for you in the colour of your choice!) tone will show up beautifully in your festive photographs, so this is a saree you'll want to keep well and wear for years. Each piece is prepared with care by The Weaveloom before it reaches you.
Care Instructions
- Dry clean only
- Store in a muslin cloth, away from direct sunlight
- Do not wring or tumble dry
- Iron on low heat on the reverse side
- Keep away from moisture and perfume
