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Basanti — Sunshine Yellow Organza Silk Hand Embroidered Saree
Basanti — Sunshine Yellow Organza Silk Hand Embroidered Saree
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Sunshine Yellow Organza Silk is not just a saree — it is a piece of living craft. Each inch carries the rhythm of hand embroidered craftsmanship. The radiant yellow Organza Silk ground shimmers with golden zardosi dabka and pearl work.
The Hands Behind It
It took more than 64 hours to make this saree at our workshop. It was crafted by karigar whose family is involved in this for generations.
Product Details
| Size | Length 6.5 metres, Width 46 inches |
| Blouse | Running blouse fabric included (approx. 1 metre) with hand embroidered sleeves and back |
| Material | Pure Organza Silk |
| Colour | Sunshine Yellow with Gold Zari Border & Golden Bootis |
| Craft | Dabka Zardosi Pearls hand embroidery |
| Origin | Nashik, Maharashtra, India |
| Wash Care | Dry Clean Only |
Please Note
Blouse shown is for representation purposes only and not included with the saree.
This product is handcrafted by Indian artisans. Slight irregularities and unevenness in weave are natural — they are not defects. They proclaim this to be completely handmade and one of a kind.
Colours seen in images may slightly vary from the actual product due to different screen resolutions and displays.
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