Katan Silk Tanchoi Chevron Handwoven Banarasi Saree in Chartreuse Green Banarasi kora saree Our stunning collections carry timeless

Our stunning collections carry timeless names: the white sarees are called Shwetambari

each unit filled with fine Lucknow shadow work in white thread

A red silk saree woven in the kadwa tanchoi technique — the entire body covered in a large ogee jaal of multicolour meenakari in pink

magenta and orange blooms outlined in white against the wine ground

A pale silver-grey mashru silk saree with a satin surface that catches the light in a soft

Katan Silk Tanchoi Chevron Handwoven Banarasi Saree in Chartreuse Green Banarasi kora saree Our stunning collections carry timelessChartreuse is a colour that does not apologise and this Katan silk does not ask it to. The entire ground is covered in a tanchoi chevron jaal, diagonal herringbone stripes woven in self colour silk running in alternating directions across the surface, creating a continuous movement that shifts from olive to lime as the fabric catches light. There is no empty ground only the pattern, seamless and dense, from edge to border. The border is wide and warm