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A Banarasi brocade saree is one of the most luxurious and iconic traditional sarees in India, known for its intricate weaving, rich texture, and opulent look. Here’s a quick overview:

Key Features:

• Origin: Varanasi (Banaras), Uttar Pradesh, India.
• Material: Usually made of pure silk (Katan), sometimes with organza or georgette blends.
• Weaving Technique: Woven on handlooms with brocade—a decorative weaving technique that incorporates gold or silver zari threads to create elaborate patterns.
• Designs: Includes Mughal-inspired motifs like floral patterns (kalga, bel), jaal work, paisleys, and intricate borders.