Banarasi Katan Silk Kurta Fabric with Salwar in Jet Black beige the more rich and vibrant

the more rich and vibrant the final print becomes

making styling minimal and the overall effect quietly dramatic

The pallu carries a dense floral jaal

The fiber used to make raw silk is shorter than traditional silk and this also contributes to its unique texture

A sky blue katan silk saree with scattered tilfi guldasta bootas — each vase woven in red

Banarasi Katan Silk Kurta Fabric with Salwar in Jet Black beige the more rich and vibrantA katan silk kurta fabric in jet black, its yoke handwoven with an architectural motif in gold, twin domed pavilions flanked by palm trees, opening into a jaali panel and a floral finial picked out with small rani pink accents. The design sits as a single placed panel rather than a repeat, built to sit at the chest, neck and at the back of a finished kurta. A plain black katan fabric accompanies it for the salwar, keeping the set cohesive and letting