Handloom Dharmavaram Silk Saree with Silver Zari Jaal Weaving || "Dharmavaram silk saree," "silver zari," "jaal work"). || Banarasi Silk Design Full zari weaving || Saree Length 6.0 meter || COLOUR GREY

Name : Handloom Dharmavaram Silk Saree with Silver Zari Jaal Weaving || "Dharmavaram silk saree," "silver zari," "jaal work"). || Banarasi Silk Design Full zari weaving || Saree Length 6.0 meter || COLOUR GREY

Saree Fabric : Banarasi Silk

Blouse : Running Blouse

Blouse Fabric : Banarasi Silk

Pattern : Zari Woven

Net Quantity (N) : Single

A Dharmavaram saree is a traditional handloom silk saree from the town of Dharmavaram in Andhra Pradesh, India, renowned for its rich, vibrant colors, intricate zari work, and distinctive double-shaded effect, often featuring elaborate floral and fauna motifs inspired by temple art, making it a luxurious choice for special occasions, particularly weddings; characterized by its broad solid colored borders with intricate gold zari weaving and a heavy pallu with detailed designs.

Key features of a Dharmavaram saree :  

Pure Silk : Made entirely from high-quality mulberry silk, known for its luster and softness.

Zari Work : Heavy embellishment with gold zari thread, creating intricate patterns and designs.

Double Shading : A unique feature where the saree body displays two different shades of the same color, adding depth and richness.

Temple Inspired Motifs : Designs often depict elements from Hindu mythology like peacocks, elephants, and floral patterns.

Broad Borders : Wide solid color borders with elaborate zari work.

Heavy Pallu : The pallu (end draped over the shoulder) is usually heavily embellished with intricate designs.

Handloom Weaving : Crafted on traditional handlooms by skilled weavers.

ఒక్క జిల్లా ఒక్క ఉత్పత్తి | Sri Sathyasai District | India

Dharmavaram Sarees are essentially made of pure mulberry silk, with elaborate zari work woven on them in resplendent colours. Th

Sizes :  

Free Size (Saree Length Size : 6 m, Blouse Length Size: 0.8 m)

Country of Origin : India