Introducing the Smoky Brown Striped Hand Woven Kathan Silk Saree, by Roopkala Heritage – a sophisticated and versatile piece that effortlessly combines tradition with contemporary style.
- The striped pattern adds a modern touch, making it suitable for various occasions.
- Pair it with a Tube top or a strap blouse for a striking look.
- The smoky brown colour and subtle striped design create a minimalist yet impactful look, perfect for both formal and casual settings.
- The yellow dots add a bandhej type of look to the fusion saree.
- This saree comes with an unstitched blouse. The blouse in the photo is for representational purposes only.
Embrace the rich cultural heritage of Banarasi silk, a fabric that has stood the test of time and continues to be a symbol of elegance.
- Our saree is a piece of art, handcrafted with care and passion, ensuring a unique and exclusive garment.
- The delicate shade resonates with the beauty of tea roses, creating a visually captivating ensemble.
- The border, pallu, and overall design showcase a level of craftsmanship that is truly unparalleled.
- Whether attending a wedding, celebration, or cultural event, this saree effortlessly elevates your style.
- The versatility of the Tea Rose hue ensures that you stand out with understated grace.
- This saree comes with an unstitched blouse. The blouse in the photo is for representational purposes only.
Experience the Royalty and richness of the Karan Silk Saree, meticulously crafted to showcase the classic and regal look treasured by royal families.
- Adorned in a magnificent honey mustard color, this saree symbolizes traditional Indian beauty at its finest.
- The mesmerizing Minakari work intricately weaved with gold and silver zari patterns exudes grandeur.
- The line of birds settled on the border of the saree adds a touch of uniqueness, while the pallu adorned with resplendent roses, leaves, and creepers enhances grace.
- A true traditional artistry, this saree is an ideal choice for brides on their special wedding or engagement day.
