Mustard Handloom Pure Katan Silk Banarasi Kadhwa Meenakari Nandi Motifs With Peacock Motif Border

Every Banarasi saree carries a story and this one feels like a conversation between devotion and artistry. Handwoven in pure Katan silk, this saree in a rich mustard hue reflects warmth, heritage, and grace. Across its body, you’ll find Kadhwa-woven Nandi motifs, each brought to life with delicate Meenakari detailing. The Nandi, known as Lord Shiva’s sacred bull, symbolises strength, loyalty, and faith, a motif that roots this drape deeply in India’s spiritual and artistic tradition.

Along the border, elegant peacock motifs unfold in zari and meenakari threads timeless emblems of beauty, pride, and divine connection. The magic lies in the Kadhwa technique, where each motif is handpicked and woven separately on the loom, instead of being brocaded together with the base. This intricate process ensures unmatched clarity in design, giving the motifs a raised, almost sculpted look while keeping the reverse side neat and smooth.

The result is a saree that feels truly heirloom-worthy, one that bridges mythology, symbolism, and handwoven finesse. Perfect for wedding rituals, festive ceremonies, or grand cultural celebrations, it comes with a matching blouse piece for a complete traditional ensemble.

Color - Mustard
Fabric - Katan Silk
Technique - Kadhwa
Weaving Cluster - Banaras
Measurement - Length -5.60 m, Width - 1.13 m, Blouse - 1 m approx., Weight - 692 g