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Aviora Jaal Mashru Katan Silk Saree Red

Name: Aviora Jaal Mashru Katan Silk Saree Red
Brand: IndieHaat
SKU: 60616ZVKS032
Price: 12499.0 INR
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Handcrafted at Indiehaat Varanasi Unit, Master Weaver: Zaid.

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Aviora Jaal Mashru Katan Silk Saree is a timeless expression of Banarasi craftsmanship, blending luxurious silk with intricate brocade artistry. Woven from premium Mashru Katan Silk, this saree showcases an elegant jaal pattern that flows gracefully across the drape, creating a rich and sophisticated look. Ideal for weddings, festive celebrations, traditional gatherings, and special occasions, it embodies the beauty of heritage weaving while offering enduring elegance for contemporary wardrobes.

The smooth texture and graceful fall of Mashru Katan Silk lend a refined appeal to the saree, while the brocade weaving introduces depth, richness, and intricate detailing. The all-over jaal design highlights the skill of the artisan, making each saree a statement piece that stands apart through craftsmanship rather than embellishment. Paired with a plain blouse piece, it offers versatility for personalized styling.

Crafted by Zaid from Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, this saree carries forward the centuries-old weaving traditions that have made Banaras one of India's most celebrated textile centers. Every piece reflects hours of meticulous workmanship, preserving techniques passed down through generations of weaving families who continue to keep this heritage alive.

As consumers increasingly value slow fashion and meaningful craftsmanship, handwoven sarees like this represent more than attire. They embody cultural heritage, skilled artistry, and lasting value. Designed to be worn, cherished, and passed down, this Mashru Katan Silk saree is a timeless addition to any collection.

Fabric: Mashru Katan Silk
Work: Brocade Weaving
Saree Length: 5.5 - 5.75 Meter Approx.
Blouse Piece: 0.75 Meter Plain Blouse Piece With Border Included
Package Contains: 1 Saree with Blouse Piece
Collection: Aviora
Care Instructions: Dry Clean Only. Store in a cool dry place. Fold neatly after use. Use low heat iron with a protective cloth when required.
Country of Origin: India

Disclaimer:
Minor irregularities in weaving and motifs are characteristic features of handcrafted textiles and highlight the authenticity of artisan workmanship.

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Fabric / Material	Mashru Katan Silk
Craft / Technique	Brocade Weaving
Colour	Red
Origin / Cluster	Banaras

Craft & Story +

**Mashru Katan Silk** is admired for its soft texture, elegant drape, and luxurious appearance. The fabric offers a graceful fall and subtle sheen, making it a preferred choice for festive and ceremonial wear.

**Brocade Weaving** is one of the most distinguished textile traditions of Varanasi. Skilled artisans weave decorative motifs directly into the fabric using supplementary threads, creating intricate patterns that showcase exceptional craftsmanship and artistic precision.

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Is this a true bridal red?

It is a bright, saturated red, the classic shade for wedding wear. Round silver blossoms on gold vines form the jaal across it, and the border is a wide gold zari band with a small geometric lattice, so the overall effect is strongly traditional, with a satin sheen.

How is the jaal arranged?

Round silver blossoms are linked by gold vines in an all-over jaal, so the pattern covers the body evenly without empty patches. The motifs are medium in scale, enough to read clearly at a function, and the wide gold border frames them along both edges, with the pallu more heavily worked.

Is it handwoven?

Yes. It is handwoven in Varanasi by the artisan Zaid, using brocade techniques that Banaras weaving families have passed down for generations. Small irregularities in the weave and slight differences between motifs are part of the handcraft, not faults, and they make each piece its own.

How does mashru katan silk drape?

It has a smooth texture and a graceful fall, with a subtle sheen that catches the light along the pleats. The woven jaal and the wide gold border give it a rich, festive look, so pin the pleats and pallu neatly and let the weave do the rest.

What blouse would you suggest with the red?

The included 0.75 metre plain blouse piece with border is the simplest choice and keeps the look clean. For a reception, a gold tissue or heavily worked blouse lifts it further. Emerald green or deep pink in silk make a striking contrast if you want something less expected.

How do I care for the gold weave?

Dry clean only. Iron on low heat with a protective cloth between the iron and the gold, and fold the saree neatly after use. Keep it in a cool, dry cupboard away from strong sunlight, which helps the metallic threads keep their lustre.