Pure chanderi handloom katan organza silk saree

This specific description refers to a masterpiece of Chanderi weaving. A “Pure Chanderi Handloom Katan Organza Silk Saree” combines the traditional craftsmanship of Madhya Pradesh with the structured elegance of Katan silk and the sheer, crisp texture of Organza.

1. Fabric: Katan Organza Silk

While standard Chanderi is often a silk-cotton blend, this saree is 100% pure silk.

Katan Silk: This refers to pure silk where two or more silk filaments are twisted together to create a very strong, durable, and lustrous thread.

Organza Finish: In Chanderi weaving, the “Organza” effect is achieved through a high-twist yarn and the natural “sericin” (gum) left on the silk. This makes the saree lightweight, sheer, and slightly stiff, allowing it to hold its shape beautifully.

2. The Border: Golden Zari Nakshi Zakat

The border is the most technically complex part of this saree.

Nakshi Work: This is a meticulous style of weaving where the zari (metallic thread) is used to create intricate, almost “engraved” patterns that look like fine jewelry.

Zakat: This is a traditional term used by weavers for a dense, continuous floral or geometric pattern that runs along the border, giving it a rich, heavy look without the physical weight.

3. The Pallu: Hand Weaving Taraz with Buta

The “Taraz Pallu” is a hallmark of premium Chanderi sarees.

Taraz: This refers to a series of horizontal zari bands or stripes that act as a foundation for the pallu.

Buta Work: Unlike the small buttis on the body, the Butas on the pallu are larger, more elaborate floral or paisley motifs. These are “extra-weft” designs, meaning they are woven into the fabric manually using small needles or shuttles while the saree is still on the loom.

Length. 6.50mtr with running plan blouse

Width.46inc.