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Banarasi Saree Banarasi Handloom Prithacrafts[/caption]_x000D_\n_x000D_\nColor - A beautiful shade of Magenta Meena Phuliya Jangla Banarasi Saree._x000D_\n_x000D_\nTechnique - An enduring Phekua weave. The elaborate and laborious Phekua technique involves hand-weaving each motif separately. It takes longer on the handloom, but makes a more robust pattern, which stands out on the fabric._x000D_\n_x000D_\nFabric - Soft as butter, Pure Katan silk by Lustorous Silk_x000D_\n_x000D_\nSpecialty - This saree is sheer beauty with refined grace and dignity. An absolute charmer in Roopa Sona or Gold and Silver zari and kadhua bootas._x000D_\n_x000D_\nPrithacrafts Promise - Pure Banarasi Handloom. Banarasi_x000D_\nPurity & Luxury - Combination of Pure Silk & Softness_x000D_\n_x000D_\nPrithacrafts Instagram | Prithacrafts Facebook | Prithacrafts Google Business_x000D_\n_x000D_\nTheir special characteristics intricate intertwining floral and foliate motifs, kalga and bel, a string of upright leaves called jhallar at the outer, edge of border is a characteristic of these saris. Other features are gold work, compact weaving, figures with small details, metallic visual effects, pallus, jal (a net like pattern), and mina work. The saris are often part of an Indian bride's trousseau. Depending on the intricacy of its designs and patterns, a sari can take from 15 days to a month and sometimes up to six months to complete. Banarasi saris are mostly worn by Indian women on important occasions such as when attending a wedding and are expected to be complemented by the woman's best jewelry._x000D_\n_x000D_\n
In the realm of traditional Indian attire, the saree holds a preeminent place. Among the numerous types of sarees, the Banarasi saree is often considered the most prestigious, primarily due to its rich heritage and exquisite craftsmanship. The Magenta Meena Phuliya Jangla Banarasi Handloom Saree, crafted from 100% Pure Katan Silk by Lustorous Silk, embodies all these attributes. This detailed description aims to provide an in-depth understanding of this masterpiece from Prithacrafts, touching upon its history, crafting techniques, fabric quality, design elements, and much more.
Banarasi sarees have a storied history that dates back to the Mughal era. Originating from Varanasi, one of the oldest cities in India, these sarees are famous for their intricate designs and fine quality silk. Historically, they were crafted exclusively for royalty, featuring gold and silver brocades and extravagant embroidery. The city's artisans have passed down their skills through generations, ensuring that the Banarasi saree remains an epitome of luxury and elegance.
The Magenta Meena Phuliya Jangla Banarasi Saree is crafted from 100% Pure Katan Silk. Katan silk is a type of smooth, woven silk fabric that has been the material of choice for luxurious sarees for centuries. The process of creating Katan silk involves twisting silk threads to create a durable yet incredibly soft and lustrous fabric. The softness of this silk is often likened to butter, emphasizing its opulent texture that provides unmatched comfort and elegance.
The saree boasts a captivating magenta hue, which is not only striking but also highly versatile. The rich magenta serves as a perfect canvas for the intricate Meena Phuliya designs, making the saree suitable for various occasions, from festive celebrations to formal events. The vibrant color exudes a sense of regality and enhances the overall visual appeal of the saree.
One of the standout features of this saree is its elaborate Phekua weave. The Phekua technique is a highly laborious and time-consuming handloom weaving method. This traditional technique involves hand-weaving each motif separately, resulting in a more robust and three-dimensional pattern that stands out against the fabric. The meticulous craftsmanship that goes into each saree is a testament to the artisan's skill and dedication.
The saree features the distinctive Meena Phuliya and Jangla designs, which are renowned for their intricate intertwining floral and foliate motifs. These designs are not only visually stunning but also deeply symbolic, representing the rich cultural heritage of Varanasi. The saree's border is embellished with a string of upright leaves known as jhallar, a hallmark of Banarasi sarees. The use of gold and silver zari further adds to the saree's opulence, creating a perfect blend of traditional and contemporary aesthetics.
The embellished border and pallu (the drape that falls over the shoulder) add another layer of grandeur to the saree. The pallu is often the highlight of any saree, and in this case, it features intricate mina work and a jal (net-like) pattern. These elements not only enhance the visual appeal but also signify the painstaking effort that goes into creating each piece.
The saree comes with an attached blouse piece made from the same pure Katan silk, ensuring a cohesive and elegant look. The blouse fabric is equally soft and luxurious, providing the perfect counterpart to the saree. This allows the wearer to tailor the blouse to their personal style while maintaining the saree's overall aesthetic harmony.
Given the delicate nature of pure silk and the intricate designs, the saree requires careful maintenance. It is recommended that the saree be dry-cleaned to preserve its color, texture, and embellishments. Proper care ensures that this heirloom piece retains its beauty and elegance for generations.
The Magenta Meena Phuliya Jangla Banarasi Saree is incredibly versatile, making it suitable for a wide range of occasions. Whether attending a wedding, a festive celebration, or a formal event, this saree is designed to make a statement. Its rich color, luxurious fabric, and intricate designs make it an ideal choice for those looking to exude elegance and sophistication.
