Pure Banarasi Resham Chanderi SilK Unstitched Suit With Resham Chandrei Jaal Work Dupatta
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| LENGTH | 2.5 meter for all ( top, bottom and dupatta) |
| FABRIC | Banarasi Chanderi |
| COLOR | Black |
| WASH CARE | Dry-Clean |
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- This product has been made by hand and may have slight irregularities in motif due to natural outcome of the human involvement in the process.
- Due to the time required in creating Banarasi, Chikankari and other handmade Suits and Sarees will take 10-15 days to dispatch and in some cases it can take more days to dispatch. The rest of the products are delivered with a timeframe of a week.
- The product color can be slightly different from what’s shown above, due to the photogenic effect.
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What is Chanderi Fabric?
The lightweight fabric, known for its sheer texture and fine luxurious feel, Chanderi can be called a traditional ethnic fabric. The name itself is taken from a small town of Madhya Pradesh named Chanderi where textured sarees with fine zari work made up of cotton and silk is practiced or produced by the traditional weavers. The fabric used for Chanderi sarees consists of three types: pure silk, Chanderi cotton, and silk cotton. Different Chanderi patterns incorporate traditional coin designs, floral art, peacocks, and geometric patterns.
