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Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Size chart - Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari (1)
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  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Size chart - Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari (1)
  • Size chart - Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari (2)
Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari

Natural-Red Silk Blend Jamdani Sari

₹12,999

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Product Details

Specifications

Dimension

6.4M X 1.16M

Material

Silk Blend

Pattern

Woven

Blouse Piece

Inclusive of Blouse Piece

Care Instructions

Dry Clean Only

Manufactured & Marketed By

Fabindia Limited, Plot No.10, Local Shopping Complex, Sector B, Pocket- 7, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-115646

Country Of Origin

India

Product SKU

20319287

Description

Elegant in its drape and comfortable to wear, this silk blend sari is designed for celebration dressing with effortless grace. The Jamdani craft introduces delicate woven texture, lending quiet depth and artisanal character to the fabric. Dry clean to help preserve its finish and intricate detailing over time. Complete the look with a Fabindia blouse and handcrafted jewellery for a refined festive ensemble.

Craft Details

The Jamdani weave is like poetry on fabric and is distinguished by floral and geometric motifs that seem to float on a translucent surface. This handwoven fabric, known for its unparalleled beauty, incorporates a complex and arduous form of loom-embroidery. This craft has its roots in Bengal with the earliest mention of Jamdani dating back to 300 AD.