Banarasi Silk Paithani Border with all over Zari Buti Broder Saree (As Seen on Nargis Fakhri) Kotah handwoven Katan silk forms a

handwoven Katan silk forms a luxurious canvas

with two beautifully framed patch pockets each adorned with a gold diamond motif centrepiece

and timeless femininity — stitched into every fold of its weave

Purple — a true celebration of India's finest bridal craft traditions

Banarasi Silk Paithani Border with all over Zari Buti Broder Saree (As Seen on Nargis Fakhri) Kotah handwoven Katan silk forms aThe Paithani border is one of the great crossings in Indian textile history a weaving technique originating in Maharashtra that Banarasi weavers have absorbed and reinterpreted over centuries into their own idiom. The result, in this saree, is a border that carries the characteristic peacock and mango motifs of Paithani weaving but rendered in the dense zari of Banarasi craft: a confluence of two great traditions in a single piece. Nargis Fakhri chose