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The Banarasi Edit

Banarasi sarees chosen for luminous zari, expressive colour and the kind of presence that carries across generations.

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Rose Pink Banarasi Silk Traditional Floral Woven Saree with Beads and Zardosi Work Blue Banarasi Silk Animal Motif All Over Woven Saree Woven in tradition · styled for now

The curator’s selection

Banarasi, with a point of view

A considered selection balancing traditional brocade, unexpected palettes, statement borders and hand-finished details.

Ways to wear the weave

Find your Banarasi language

Begin with the detail that speaks to you: a disciplined Katan ground, a graphic Patola border, generous zari or celebratory handwork.
New signaturesKatan & brocadeStructured silk grounds and traditional golden weave with a polished, occasion-ready presence. Graphic traditionPatola bordersBanarasi luminosity framed with colour, geometry and a distinctive contrast pallu. For the main eventStatement zariRich all-over weaving and luminous surfaces for weddings and important celebrations. Finishing touchHandworked heirloomsZardosi, gota and bead accents that add dimension without losing the character of the weave.

A considered range

Shop by investment

From accessible semi-silk discoveries to richly worked premium sarees. Only price bands supported by the current collection are shown.

Under $250

$250–$500

$500–$1,000

$1,000+

Recently arrived

New in Banarasi

Fresh colour stories and newly listed weaves, updated automatically from the existing Banarasi collection.

The complete selection

The Banarasi room

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The weave, briefly

What gives Banarasi its presence?

Banarasi describes a weaving tradition known for richly patterned surfaces, brocade effects and zari-led ornamentation. Individual sarees vary by fibre, weave and finish, so the product description remains the guide to each piece.

The structured drape and reflective detail make Banarasi sarees natural choices for weddings, festive gatherings and occasions where the saree should hold its own in photographs and in person.

Store folded in breathable cloth, refold periodically to avoid permanent creases and follow the care instructions on the product page. Dry cleaning is the safest default for embellished or zari-rich pieces.