The skirt alternates two fabrics, kali by kali — one panel plain viscose silk, the next viscose Banarasi. You see it before you can name it: the light moves differently across every second panel, so the flare reads as texture rather than pattern. It is a quiet idea, and it does more than embroidery would.
The work is deliberately restrained. Cutdana, bead and zari sit as small butis up the panels and gather into a deep band at the hem, leaving the two weaves room to do their job.
Ivory is where this design is at its most legible — with no colour competing, the difference between the two weaves is all you see.
Viscose silk blouse and silk dupatta, with a kamar belt and latkans.
Key Components
- Lehenga: Viscose Silk and viscose Banarasi in alternating kalis
- Blouse: Viscose Silk
- Dupatta: Silk with an embroidered scalloped border
- Work: Cutdana, bead and zari work
- Accessories: Kamar belt and latkans
Ideal For: Haldi, Mehendi and Sangeet — and equally right on a bride, a bridesmaid or the bride's mother.
The lehenga & blouse are shipped semi-stitched. Colour may vary slightly due to photographic differences.
