Hema Charanika

Handwoven in the traditional Kadhua technique, this Banarasi silk saree is woven on a soft white silk base with a gentle, moon-washed warmth. The body features a rhythmic arrangement of animal motifs—elephants, deer, and peacocks—each woven individually and framed within flowing vine patterns, creating a sense of movement across the fabric.

The border and pallu are detailed with subtle gold zari, balanced with muted pastel accents that lend quiet contrast to the light ground. True to the kadhua weave, every motif is formed with precision, leaving the reverse free of loose threads and reflecting the slow, deliberate craftsmanship of Banaras.

Details

• Weave: Handwoven Banarasi Kadhua

• Fabric: Pure silk

• Colour: Soft moon-toned white

• Motifs: Elephants, deer, and peacocks in rhythmic placement

• Border & Pallu: Subtle gold zari with pastel detailing

• Blouse: Unstitched blouse piece included

Craft Note

Woven using the kadhua technique, each motif in this saree is individually inserted on the loom, ensuring sharp definition and durability without floating threads on the reverse. This labor-intensive method reflects the highest standard of Banarasi weaving, where time, precision, and skill define the final textile.

Authenticity: Handwoven in Banaras. Accompanied by the official Handloom Mark of India.