Khaddi Georgette Banarasi Saree in a Striking Dual Tone Drape
This Khaddi Georgette Banarasi saree is a statement piece for anyone who wants colour, craftsmanship and an easy drape in one saree. It melts from a deep rani pink into a rich, fiery red (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!). The shading is part of the weave and gives the saree a depth that single-colour sarees can’t match. Light catches the pink side and the red side differently, so the saree looks different from every angle.
Pure Banarasi Saree with Silver Zari Floral Jaal
Look closely at the body and you’ll see an all-over floral jaal in shimmering silver zari. Full, many-petalled blooms are linked by graceful vines and feather-shaped leaves, with small bud clusters filling the gaps. The motifs are densely packed but never cluttered, so the saree looks rich and still feels easy to wear. Because this is a pure Banarasi saree, the zari is woven into the fabric, not stuck on top, and it stays crisp and bright against the georgette.
Why Khaddi Georgette Is a Joy to Wear
Khaddi georgette has a slightly crinkled, textured surface and a feather-light fall. It’s easier to drape than heavy silk, easier to pleat, and much more comfortable through a long wedding day or festive evening. If you’ve avoided Banarasi sarees because of their weight, a Banarasi georgette saree like this will change your mind. It gives you the grandeur of Banaras weaving with the breathability and movement of georgette.
Ornate Borders and a Mughal-Inspired Pallu
The wide borders on both sides carry layered floral and paisley bands, finished with an intricate lattice-style edge. They frame the jaal beautifully and give the saree a polished, traditional structure. The pallu is where it shows off. Upright floral buta plants stand in a row above a scalloped, wavy border, giving the pallu the royal Mughal character Banarasi weaving is known for. When you pleat the pallu on your shoulder, those motifs are the first thing people notice.
A Wedding Banarasi Saree for Every Celebration
This is a natural pick if you’re looking for a wedding Banarasi saree, whether you’re the bride’s sister, a close friend, or a guest who wants to stand out. It also works beautifully for sangeet, mehendi, engagement ceremonies, Karwa Chauth, Diwali pujas and festive family gatherings. Pair it with oxidised silver or kundan jewellery and the zari work will glow. If you love this look, explore our wider range of pure Banarasi sarees for more weaves, colours and designs made for special occasions.
Saree Length, Blouse Piece and Customisation
The saree is 6.5 metres long, which gives you plenty of length for pleats, a generous pallu and comfortable draping. It comes with a matching blouse piece in a strip pattern, so you can have it stitched exactly the way you like. The Weaveloom also offers an expert blouse stitching service if you’d prefer a ready-to-wear finish. And if the dual tone red and rani pink isn’t quite what you had in mind, you can ask for it in another shade (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!).
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
