Purple Banarasi Jamdani Pure Cotton Saree — Real Zari Chauth Meenakari, Bridal
Rs. 278,000.00
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Rs. 278,000.00
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Purple Banarasi Jamdani Pure Cotton Saree — Real Zari Chauth Meenakari, Bridal
Rs. 278,000.00
Sale price
Rs. 278,000.00
Regular price
🏺 Unique Handloom Piece
✦ One of a Kind — This exact piece is handcrafted by Indian artisans and cannot be reproduced. Only 1 available.
✦ Artisan Certified — Woven with traditional techniques passed down through generations. Every thread tells a story.
✦ Heirloom Quality — Crafted to last a lifetime. A piece you will pass down, not just wear.
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SKU: PS1B1RM126031704
Description
The Craft Story
In the narrow lanes of Varanasi, where the sound of handlooms has echoed for over five centuries, a rare and extraordinary textile is born — the Banarasi Jamdani. Unlike most Banarasi sarees woven on silk, this masterpiece is woven on pure cotton — making it a breathable, lightweight heirloom of extraordinary rarity. The Jamdani technique, a UNESCO-recognised intangible cultural heritage, involves weaving supplementary weft threads directly into the fabric to create intricate patterns that appear to float on the surface. The Chauth Meenakari work — a technique of inlaying coloured silk threads into the zari weave to create jewel-like enamel effects — elevates this saree into a category of its own. Real zari (gold thread) runs through every motif, catching the light with every movement. This purple Jamdani is not merely a saree — it is a wearable museum piece.
Product Details
- Fabric: Pure cotton — breathable, lightweight, and extraordinarily rare for a Banarasi Jamdani
- Weave: Banarasi Jamdani handloom — UNESCO-recognised intangible cultural heritage
- Technique: Chauth Meenakari — coloured silk threads inlaid into real zari for jewel-like enamel effects
- Zari: Real zari (gold thread) — not imitation, not printed
- Colour: Purple — a colour of royalty, spirituality, and rare beauty
- Origin: Varanasi (Banaras), Uttar Pradesh
- Blouse piece: Included
Occasion & Styling
The Banarasi Jamdani with Chauth Meenakari is among the most coveted bridal sarees in India — worn by brides who want something beyond the conventional red, and by connoisseurs who understand the extraordinary rarity of this weave. This purple Jamdani is perfect for the bride, the mother of the bride, or any woman attending a high-society wedding or formal occasion. Pair with uncut diamond or polki jewellery, a classic silk blouse in gold or deep purple, and traditional Banarasi jewellery for an authentic look. The cotton weave makes it surprisingly comfortable for long ceremonies.
Artisan Impact
Your purchase directly supports the master weavers of Varanasi — craftspeople who have dedicated their lives to one of the world's most technically demanding weaving traditions. Luxurion World pays above-fair compensation to every artisan, ensuring that the 500-year-old Banarasi Jamdani tradition survives for future generations. This saree represents hundreds of hours of skilled human labour — a fact that makes it not just beautiful, but profoundly meaningful.
Return policy
We take immense pride in our quality — every piece undergoes strict quality control before dispatch. Returns: Accepted only if we have sent a wrong or defective product due to human error. WhatsApp us at +91 8104960025 within 48 hours of delivery with photos. Exchanges: Offered within 7 days of delivery, subject to availability. Item must be unused and in original condition. Note: We do not accept returns for change of mind or sizing preferences.
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Manufacturing
Luxurion World follows a decentralized, artisan-based manufacturing system. Instead of mass production, the company sources handcrafted apparel directly from skilled artisans across India. The production relies on traditional handloom, embroidery, and craft techniques, ensuring each product is unique and culturally rich. Raw materials are often arranged or supported by advance payments to artisans, helping them work independently.
The company mainly acts as a curator and marketer, procuring finished goods and maintaining quality standards before selling through its online platform. This system promotes sustainable production, preserves heritage crafts, and supports rural employment while delivering premium, handmade products to customers worldwide.