Red Banarsi Mashru Silk Saree

Name: Red Banarsi Mashru Silk Saree
Brand: Tattvam
SKU: tat23
Price: 5999.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Red Banarsi Mashru Silk Saree

Rs. 5,999.00 Rs. 6,499.00 SAVE 8%

LIGHTWEIGHT KOTA DORIYA WEAVE
SKILLED ARTISAN HANDBLOCKING
SKIN-FRIENDLY NATURAL PIGMENTS
TIMELESS GOLDEN ZARI FINISH

ETHICALLY SOURCED

PAN-INDIA DELIVERY

QUALITY ASSURED

Timeless Royalty, Woven in Silk

Draped in centuries of artistry, this Red Banarsi Mashru Silk Saree is a celebration of India's most revered weaving tradition. Crafted in the holy city of Varanasi, each thread carries the legacy of master weavers who have perfected this craft across generations.

The Fabric

Mashru silk — a divine union of silk and cotton — offers an unmatched sensory experience. The silk-facing gleams with a rich, lustrous sheen while the cotton-backed weave rests cool and breathable against the skin, making it as comfortable as it is exquisite.

The Craft

Adorned with delicate silver zari floral booti motifs scattered across a deep crimson ground, this saree is finished with a majestic diamond-pattern woven zari border that frames every drape with regal precision. The pallu cascades with an opulence that commands attention.

Style It For

Weddings & bridal functions
Festive celebrations & pujas
Sangeet, mehendi & reception evenings
Heritage editorial & cultural events

A saree that doesn't just clothe — it tells a story. Yours.

Woven from a 50-50 blend of premium cotton and silk. This Kota Doriya saree features authentic zari work. Dry clean only to preserve the integrity of the natural vegetable dyes and the delicate hand-carved block impressions.

Complimentary insured shipping across India. Orders are dispatched within 2-3 business days. We offer a 7-day return policy for unused sarees in original packaging.

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CRAFTED IN RAJASTHAN

Every saree is hand-stamped in traditional printing villages using century-old techniques.

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PREMIUM DOORSTEP DELIVERY

Tracking provided for all shipments from our workshop to your home in 5-7 days.

A Breathable Masterpiece

I wore the Sea Green Saree to a summer wedding in Chennai. While others were struggling in heavy silks, I felt cool and elegant. The golden border is so subtle yet expensive-looking.

- Kavya Nair

True Artisanship

You can see the slight variations in the block prints which proves it is handmade. It is not a machine print. Tattvam really delivers on their promise of authenticity.

- Priya Sharma

Beautiful Drape

The cotton-silk blend has the perfect amount of stiffness to hold pleats but enough silk to feel soft against the skin. My mother, a saree expert, was very impressed.

- Meera Iyer

Perfect Office Wear

The small butti pattern is professional yet ethnic. I wore it for a high-stakes meeting in Mumbai and felt so confident. Truly a versatile investment.

- Ananya Gupta

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Is this a pure Kota Doriya saree?

Yes, we use a premium blend of pure cotton and silk. Unlike market alternatives, we never use polyester or synthetic 'look-alike' fibers. This ensures maximum breathability and a soft skin feel.

Will the Sea Green color bleed?

We use natural and high-quality dyes. However, as with all artisanal hand-dyed products, a tiny amount of excess dye may wash off during the first professional dry clean. This is normal and will not affect the vibrancy of the saree.

Does the saree include a blouse piece?

Yes, each 6.5-meter saree includes an unstitched blouse piece in a matching or contrast handblock print to complete your ensemble.

How do I identify a real handblock print?

Look for the 'soul' of the print - tiny inconsistencies in the spacing of the butti or the depth of the color are marks of the human hand and confirm that it was not printed by a machine.