TRADITIONAL BANARASI CHIFFON TAASHPHA SILK SAREE (BCSSYS02) Mulmul Sarees Chiffon is most commonly used

Chiffon is most commonly used to weave Dupatta

Mulmul is a soft and fine weave of cotton which is also known as muslin sanganer Indigo printing is a cent uries-old Indian art form that uses a hand-carved teak wood block to print garments

Weight  : Approx 650 to 700 Grm

it becomes heavy because of the craftsmanship

Zari's work is known for the art of weaving threads in golden and silver colors

TRADITIONAL BANARASI CHIFFON TAASHPHA SILK SAREE (BCSSYS02) Mulmul Sarees Chiffon is most commonly usedBanarasi Chiffon taashpha silk is a sheer, lightweight, crepe fabric named after the early 20th century French Dressmaker Chiffon Plante. Originally made from silk, Chiffon is made from highly twisted yarns. Its chiffon which is also commonly used and the basic difference between the two is their appearance and weight. Chiffon has a thicker ply resulting in a heavier and a more durable fabric. Fabric Details: Traditional Banarasi Latest New Arrival