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Woven in pure Banarasi crush, this designer saree carries pure khathi work with sequence work across the drape. It is a regular-style saree and ships with a blouse piece in viscose silk satin, supplied unstitched at 0.80 metre so the blouse can be cut to your own measurements by your tailor. A crush finish is pressed into the cloth rather than added on top of it, which gives Banarasi crush a fine irregular texture that runs the length of the saree. That texture does two useful things: it breaks up light so the surface never looks flat, and it hides the ordinary creasing that a long day of sitting and standing puts into any saree. Khathi work is done by hand on a frame rather than run through a machine, so the stitch placement is decided by the person working it. Sequence work sets small flat discs into that stitching, and because each disc sits at its own slight angle the saree reads differently as you turn under a light. The blouse piece is viscose silk satin, a softer and more fluid cloth than the saree itself, cut at 0.80 metre and left unstitched. Viscose takes dye deeply and falls close to the body, which makes it comfortable for a fitted blouse. It suits a wedding function, a reception or a formal evening at home where a heavier drape is expected. Pair it with simple jewellery so the khathi and sequence detailing stays the focus. Once stock is confirmed, orders are normally prepared for dispatch the next business day. Slight colour variation may occur because of studio lighting, camera flash and screen settings.
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The crush finish is pressed into the cloth, so the surface carries a fine irregular texture rather than a smooth face. It moves easily, breaks up light instead of reflecting it in a single sheet, and disguises the ordinary creasing that any saree picks up over a long function.
Khathi work is a hand-worked embroidery style, done on a frame rather than run through a machine. Because a person places each stitch, the layout can follow the design instead of repeating mechanically. On this saree it is combined with sequence work, which sets small flat discs into the stitching.
Yes. A blouse piece in viscose silk satin is included, measuring 0.80 metre and supplied unstitched. Viscose silk satin is softer and more fluid than the Banarasi crush of the saree, which makes it comfortable against the skin once your tailor has cut it to fit.
It works well for one. The weight of the drape, the khathi handwork and the sequence detailing all suit a wedding, a reception or a formal evening gathering. Because the surface already carries a good deal of shine, restrained jewellery tends to sit better with it than heavy sets.
Fold it loosely rather than pressing sharp creases into the crush finish, and keep it away from direct sunlight so the shade holds. Storing it wrapped in soft cotton lets the fabric breathe and keeps the sequence work from catching on other garments in the wardrobe.
Yes. Vpnam has a 7-day return window, and the full terms are in the Refund and Returns Policy. Contact us within 7 days of delivery if the item arrives damaged or defective, an item is missing, or a different product was sent, and keep the item, tags and original packaging unused while the claim is reviewed. Worn, washed, altered or tailored products cannot be returned.
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