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Banarasi Style Saree in Teal & Sea Green with Floral Zari Pattern

Banarasi Style Saree in Teal & Sea Green with Floral Zari Pattern

Regular price R 1,265.00 ZAR
Regular price Sale price R 1,265.00 ZAR
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Where Tradition Meets the Sea

Imagine walking into a celebration draped in the coolness of deep teal and soft sea green β€” a colour story as calming as it is striking. This Banarasi style saree draws on the grandeur of the Banarasi weaving tradition, reimagined in a lush multi-colour palette that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern.

Fabric & Weave

Woven in the Banarasi style, this saree features a rich, structured fabric with a gentle lustre characteristic of Banarasi-inspired weaves. The fabric has enough body to drape beautifully with defined pleats while remaining comfortable to wear across a full day or evening of celebrations.

The Design

The saree is adorned with an intricate floral zari pattern woven throughout the body and border. The gold zari threads catch the light with a warm shimmer, creating a beautiful contrast against the cool teal and sea green ground. The multicolour shading adds depth and dimension β€” no two angles look quite the same.

What's Included

  • Saree β€” 6 metres, unstitched, ready to drape or pleat
  • Blouse piece to be confirmed β€” please message us if you require matching blouse fabric

Occasion & Styling

  • Weddings & receptions β€” the zari pattern and rich colour make it wedding-worthy without being overly formal
  • Festive occasions β€” Diwali, Navratri, Eid, family puja functions
  • Cultural events & formal evenings β€” holds its own in any formal ethnic setting

Style with gold jhumkas and a matching or contrasting blouse in gold, ivory, or deep green. A classic bun with gajra completes the look for festive events.

Care Instructions

  • Dry clean recommended to preserve the zari work and fabric structure
  • Store in a muslin cloth bag away from moisture and direct sunlight
  • Avoid folding along the zari border repeatedly β€” roll the saree to prevent crease damage to the woven threads
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