Rust Pure Tissue Georgette Banarasi Saree with Silver Zari Jaal and Hand-Brush Dyed Florals
Light reveals what this saree is made of. Every fold of this pure tissue georgette Banarasi saree in deep rust (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!) catches a copper-gold shimmer. The silver zari florals across the body glint against it. It drapes feather-light and photographs beautifully. It also makes sure you are the first person people notice at any celebration.
A Tissue Georgette Saree That Glows Like Molten Copper
The base fabric is the star here. Tissue georgette gives this saree a metallic, liquid sheen that plain georgette simply cannot match. The fabric is sheer, airy and fluid, so it falls in soft pleats and flows gracefully when you walk. The burnt rust tone (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!) shifts between deep red and warm copper as you move, so the saree looks different in daylight, candlelight and camera flash. A narrow red selvedge frames the saree and adds a clean finish.
Silver Zari Banarasi Weave from Varanasi
This is a true silver zari Banarasi saree. The motifs are woven, not printed or stuck on. Delicate bouquets of leaves and buds are arranged in neat diagonal rows across the body, each one outlined in fine silver zari. The density is just right. There is enough work to feel rich and traditional, and enough open rust ground to let the tissue shimmer. This is classic Kashi craftsmanship with a modern, light feel.
Hand-Brush Dyed Zari Accents: Colour That Looks Painted
Look closely at the florals and you will see soft pink, peach, mustard, sage green and powder blue on the zari. These colour accents are applied by hand-brush dye. An artisan paints each shade onto the zari work by hand. This gives the saree a delicate, watercolour-like finish that no machine can copy. It also makes every saree slightly unique, so yours will never look exactly like anyone else’s.
Wide Floral Border and Lotus Pallu
The wide border carries an intricate floral jaal with layered blossoms and curling leaves. It frames the saree beautifully when you drape it. The pallu is the showpiece. It is dense with lotus motifs in the same hand-brush dyed palette, set on a finely patterned silver ground. A plain red tissue end band gives it a graceful, balanced finish. If you love this fabric and want to see more options, browse our full collection of tissue georgette Banarasi sarees for more weaves and shades.
A Banarasi Wedding Saree and Festive Favourite
This saree suits a daytime wedding, an engagement, a sangeet, a reception or a festival evening. Its look is festive and bridal-ready without being heavy, so you can wear it for hours in comfort. A bride can choose it for a pheras-day or reception look. Her sisters, cousins and guests will find it equally striking. Pair it with polki or kundan jewellery for a regal look, or with oxidised silver for a contemporary one.
Matching Blouse Piece with Strip Pattern
Your 6.5-metre saree comes with a matching blouse piece in a strip pattern, so you can have it stitched exactly the way you like. Plain gold, contrast velvet or a heavily embroidered cut would all complement this saree.
Why Buy from The Weaveloom
At The Weaveloom, every Banarasi saree is chosen for its weave quality, fabric authenticity and finishing. You get a pure Banarasi saree made to be worn, admired and handed down. If you have a specific shade, border or motif in mind, just ask. Custom weaving is something we do every day.
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
