Kiran Sawhney

This red Mushroo silk Banarasi saree is patterned with rhythmic coin butas—a timeless design and a must-have for a considered saree collection. The rich red ground gives it an enduring ceremonial presence for weddings, festive occasions and special celebrations. Price: ₹25,764 One piece available Blouse piece included View and shop this saree at Sohum Sutras For enquiries, contact Sohum Sutras on WhatsApp through the product page.

The pure Ektara Katan silk saree is woven using fine Katan silk threads, known for their smooth texture, strength and natural sheen. The fabric has a rich silk appearance with a slightly structured feel, giving the saree a graceful fall. Its traditional weave reflects the detailed workmanship associated with Banarasi silk textiles. Ektara weaving is known for its distinctive patterning, where the design is created using carefully arranged threads on the loom. The weaving technique gives the fabric its characteristic texture and allows the motifs to become an integral part of the saree. Each detail reflects the skill and precision of the weaver. The Katan silk base provides a smooth surface that brings out the woven patterns beautifully. Depending on the design, the saree can feature intricate motifs, traditional patterns or detailed borders that add character to the overall weave. The natural sheen of pure silk further highlights the textile's detailing. Katan silk is appreciated f...

The Ektara Katan silk saree is an artistic representation of traditional silk weaving, featuring a fine Katan silk base with intricate woven detailing. Katan silk is known for its smooth texture, closely woven threads and natural sheen, giving the saree a rich surface and a structured yet graceful fall. The saree features an artistic Shikargah border, a traditional design inspired by hunting scenes and nature. Shikargah motifs often include elements such as animals, birds, trees and other natural forms, woven together to create detailed compositions. These patterns reflect the storytelling tradition found in Indian textiles. The Shikargah border adds character to the saree through its intricate figures and carefully arranged motifs. Each element contributes to the overall design, making the border an important part of the saree's visual composition. The detailed weaving also highlights the craftsmanship involved in creating such traditional patterns. The smooth Katan silk fabric pr...

The Ektara Katan silk saree brings together the traditional craftsmanship of Katan silk weaving and the intricate detailing of Jamdani work. Woven using fine Katan silk, the saree has a smooth texture and a natural sheen that gives the fabric a rich appearance. Its structured weave also adds body to the saree while allowing it to fall gracefully. The Jamdani patterns are created directly on the loom using the extra-weft weaving technique. Each motif is carefully incorporated into the fabric, reflecting the skill and patience involved in traditional handloom weaving. The use of real zari adds a subtle metallic shine to the woven designs, highlighting their intricate details. An interesting feature of this saree is the Meenakari work, which introduces coloured details within the zari motifs. The combination of metallic threads and colourful accents creates depth in the patterns and adds another layer of detailing to the traditional Jamdani weave. The Katan silk base provides a beautiful ...

The real zari Jamdani Kora silk saree brings together the traditional Jamdani weaving technique and the natural texture of Kora silk. Kora silk is known for its slightly crisp texture and subtle sheen, giving the saree a structured appearance while retaining the characteristic feel of handwoven silk. The saree features intricate Jamdani motifs woven directly into the fabric using the extra-weft technique. Each motif is carefully created by introducing additional threads during the weaving process, resulting in detailed patterns that become an integral part of the saree rather than being printed or embroidered onto it. The use of real zari adds a beautiful metallic detail to the weave. Its gentle shine highlights the Jamdani patterns and creates a noticeable contrast against the Kora silk base. The zari work also reflects the traditional craftsmanship associated with handloom sarees. Kora silk provides a slightly textured surface that allows the woven motifs to remain distinct and visib...

The biscuit colour real zari Jamdani saree features a soft, warm base that gives the fabric a subtle and understated appearance. The neutral shade creates a beautiful background for the traditional Jamdani weaving, allowing the zari work to stand out without making the overall look too heavy. The saree is woven using the Jamdani technique, known for its intricate motifs created directly on the loom. Each motif is carefully incorporated into the fabric, giving the weave its distinctive texture and detailed appearance. The use of real zari adds a gentle metallic sheen to the saree. The combination of the biscuit-coloured base and real zari creates a balanced contrast. The golden details bring depth to the fabric while maintaining the simplicity of the base colour. The woven patterns add visual interest and reflect the detailed workmanship associated with traditional Jamdani textiles. Jamdani weaving involves considerable skill and patience, as the motifs are created individually during t...