The beautiful spectacular banarasi zari butta sarees that were largely worn by the royal women of Mughal India, exuded a very regal and opulent air. The garments are known for their gold or silver brocade with zari work (embroidery made from threads of gold zari ). These intricately designed patterns have been used to create some beautiful Indian art in which you can find flora like chrysanthemums, lotuses, and peacocks incorporated into it.
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Blouse Piece-????YES, the saree comes with a blouse piece of 0.8 meters.
Jewelry is a crucial part of the drape. For less formal occasions that aren't as opulent, simple gold jewelry works well with this garment, and so do diamonds. Gold is often seen at more casual events like weddings or parties for its ability to match the beautiful zari work on your saree and add another layer of luster to it all!
Other forms are bangles which can be worn around one's wrist in different materials such as glass bangles (for an elegant look) or metal ones (if you're looking for something light).
Jewelry plays a major role in dressing up any outfit- especially during informal ceremonies when other metals just don't cut it quite right. The most popular option? Simple gold pieces matched with this silver zari woven banarasi saree.
Note:-????The saree comes with a running blouse and the blouse worn by the model is for representational purposes.
