Pure Katan Silk Jaal Mina Saree

A Pure Katan Jaal Mina Saree is a masterpiece of traditional Indian weaving—especially from the renowned Banarasi handloom tradition. It’s one of the most prized and intricate sarees you can own. Here’s a detailed look at what makes it special:

1. Katan Silk (Pure Silk):

• Woven from pure mulberry silk threads.
• Smooth, lustrous, and durable.
• The silk is twisted for extra strength, giving the fabric a slightly crisp and rich texture.

2. Jaal Weaving:

• “Jaal” refers to all-over, interconnected motifs, usually floral or paisley vines, covering the body of the saree.
• Creates a heavily embellished and regal look, often without needing much jewelry.

3. Mina (Meenakari Work):

• “Mina” means colored thread detailing that is woven into the zari pattern—like embroidery done during the weaving process.
• Adds splashes of red, green, blue, pink, or other colors inside gold/silver zari motifs.
• Highly skilled art, often done by separate artisans from the main weaving.