Antrang Banarasi Silk Rich Blue Saree

Banarasi Silk is a prestigious fabric from Varanasi, India, renowned for its luxurious texture and intricate weaving. Characterized by elaborate patterns, often featuring gold or silver threads, it is traditionally used for creating opulent sarees, lehengas, and other ceremonial attire. The fabric's rich sheen and detailed craftsmanship make it a symbol of elegance and cultural heritage.

Self-contrast chaap handloom weaving is a technique where fabrics are woven with a self-contrast pattern, featuring subtle variations in color or texture that create a layered, tonal effect. This method involves using handlooms to achieve detailed patterns and contrasts within the same color family, adding depth and sophistication to the fabric. It's often used in traditional garments to enhance their visual appeal with intricate, understated designs.