Our black woven banarasi silk fabric comes with woven motifs that surface a floral jaal pattern including a antique zari work. A fabric made By jaal weaving ,for your quintessential statement for party wear.
Color – A classy shade of black.
Texture – This Banarasi silk fabric has a lustrous and sophisticated sheen.
Features – This ravishing Banarasi silk fabric comes with motifs that surface a antique zari woven floral jaal pattern.
Fabric Quality: Banarasi Silk (Fabric- 80% Pure ,20% Mix)
No returns or exchange available on fabrics.
Actual color may slightly vary from the Image
SKU: CTH-110
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Nidhi
pink saree
So lightweight for an organza saree, didn't feel heavy even after wearing it the whole evening. The pink is dreamy in person
Reddish Pink Shaded Banarasi Organza Silk Saree
06/30/2026
Ishita Bansal
pink lehnga
beautiful lehenga.
Pink Raw Silk Kalidar Lehenga Inspired by Bollywood
06/30/2026
Tanvi
Banarasi lehenga
Ordered for my sister's bridesmaid, fit and finish were spot on. Black with the gold work looked classy.
Black Banarasi Raw Silk Kalidar Bridesmaid Lehenga
06/30/2026
Meera
green silk dupatta
Lovely earthy green shade, goes with almost everything in my wardrobe. The weave feels authentic, not machine-made.
Green Banarasi Silk Dupatta with Bird Motifs
06/30/2026
Kavita Joshi
pink banarasi silk dupatta
This dupatta alone transformed my simple kurti into festive wear. The pichwai motifs are beautiful and well finished
Magenta Pink Banarasi Silk Dupatta with Aghanya Pichwai Motifs
06/30/2026
Pooja Sharma
red salwar suit
Bird motifs on the dupatta caught everyone's eye at the family function overall love it.
Deep Red Katan Silk Salwar Suit with Bird Motif Dupatta
06/30/2026
Anjali Verma
silk suit set
Wore this for a puja at home and it felt so meaningful with the mantra dupatta. Fabric has a nice sheen too.
Red dupion Silk Suit Set with Gayatri Mantra Dupatta
06/30/2026
Sneha
Blue Georgette saree
Such a soothing shade of blue. The peacock motifs are delicate, not loud. Draped beautifully and didn't crease easily
Aqua Blue Georgette Saree with Peacock Floral Work
06/30/2026
Richa Malhotra
black saree
The contrast in the half-and-half pattern is so well done. Wore it to a cocktail dinner and felt like the best dressed there
Black Half n Half Organza Silk Saree with Applique Work
06/30/2026
Nandini
Tissue Silk Saree
Was a little unsure about ordering but so glad I did. The crushed texture looks so modern and the silver stripes add just the right edge. Drapes really well and looks very stylish.
Black Crushed Tissue Silk Saree with Gold and Silver Stripes
06/25/2026
Shreya
Red Saree
The blouse is everything. Packaging was careful too which I appreciated. Got non-stop compliments at the puja.
Nita Ambani Inspired Red Patola Saree with Radha-Krishna Embellished Blouse
06/25/2026
Pooja
White and Red Organza Silk Saree
Looks exactly like the photos which honestly surprised me! The cutwork is clean and precise. Light, elegant and perfect for festive occasions. Would recommend without hesitation.
White and Red Organza Silk Saree with Applique & Cutwork
06/25/2026
Megha
Banarasi Silk Black Saree
The conmbination of the bird motifs and bandhani print is so different from anything I own. Fabric is soft and the design is actually eye-catching. Got quite a few compliments.
Banarasi Silk Black Saree with Pakshi Motif and Tie & Dye Bandhani Print
06/25/2026
Divya
Black Soft Silk
Honestly one of the most comfortable sarees I've worn. Not heavy, drapes beautifully and the zari stripes give it just the right amount of glam.
Black Soft Silk Saree with Zari Stripes
06/25/2026
Ritu
Banarasi Sharara Stitched Suit Set
Needed something festive for an event and this fit the brief perfectly. Color is gorgeous in person and the fit was spot on.
It is a popular pick for NRI brides and family members planning sangeet or cocktail night looks. Stitched into a sharara, palazzo set, or floor-length anarkali, this Banarasi silk delivers a heritage Varanasi weave that travels well in luggage, holds its drape on stage, and pairs easily with kundan, polki, or contemporary diamond jewelry — all qualities NRI shoppers consistently look for in a destination wedding-event outfit.
Yes — that is actually one of the strongest reasons women buy Banarasi fabric over ready-made outfits. Stitched into a versatile silhouette like a kurta-pant or anarkali, the same piece can be styled for a wedding reception, Diwali dinner, cocktail event, and milestone anniversary just by switching jewelry and footwear. The classic black ground keeps it from looking dated between wears, which is rare for festive silks.
Unlike digital prints or surface-printed silks, this Banarasi fabric is jaal-woven on the loom, meaning the floral pattern is built into the weave with antique zari rather than printed on top. That gives it a dimensional, heritage finish printed crepe or satin cannot replicate. It is a preferred choice when the wearer wants the textured richness of handwoven Banarasi over the flat surface of printed party-wear material.
Tailors typically recommend 2.5-3 meters for a kurta, 4-5 meters for an anarkali, and 5-6 meters for a floor-length gown — your stitcher can confirm based on your design. The 80% pure silk composition keeps the fabric breathable enough for 4-5 hour events, with a smooth lustrous surface that does not cling or wrinkle as quickly as fully synthetic silks, making it comfortable for long receptions and dinners.
The antique zari floral motifs are handwoven into the fabric on the loom, not surface-embroidered afterward. This is an important distinction — embroidery sits on top of the fabric and can fray over time, while loom-woven zari is part of the textile structure itself and ages gracefully. It is the same construction approach used in classic Banarasi heirloom textiles, which makes the fabric collectible for custom couture projects.
At 80% pure silk with a lustrous sheen, this fabric is noticeably lighter and more versatile than dense bridal velvet or zardozi-laden brocade. It can be tailored into a sleek gown, flared anarkali, or co-ord suit set, which is difficult with bulky bridal materials. Recommended for women who want the heritage of Banarasi craft in a silhouette that is easier to carry through long events and travel.
Yes, this black woven Banarasi silk fabric with antique zari floral jaal is ideal for stitching modern party-wear gowns, floor-length anarkalis, and Indo-Western kurta-pant sets. The lustrous black ground with metallic zari motifs is preferred by women who want a custom-tailored statement piece for cocktail evenings, reception parties, and milestone dinners rather than buying ready-made outfits, and it suits both western silhouettes and traditional Indian cuts.
This Banarasi silk fabric is best suited for women who prefer commissioning a tailored outfit rather than shopping off-the-rack. Designers and tailors recommend it for custom evening gowns, structured suit sets, and statement kurtas because the floral jaal weave reads beautifully when paneled into yokes, flared skirts, or fitted bodices. A popular pick for personalized wedding-guest looks and bespoke festive ensembles.
Once stitched, this fabric works beautifully for cocktail parties, wedding receptions, sangeet evenings, Diwali soirees, engagement after-parties, and milestone anniversary dinners. The deep black ground with antique zari floral jaal photographs especially well in evening lighting, making it a preferred pick for stage events and intimate dinners where the wearer wants something dressier than a saree but more festive than Western formals.
The floral jaal is created using the traditional jaal weaving technique on the Banarasi handloom, where antique zari threads are interlaced with the silk warp to form the all-over pattern. It is genuine Banarasi silk at 80% pure silk content with a lustrous sheen, woven in Varanasi using the same craft tradition behind heirloom Banarasi sarees — which is why it is recommended as a designer-grade base fabric.
This mid-weight Banarasi silk with metallic zari weave is best suited for autumn-winter and shoulder-season festive events — roughly October through February in India, when wedding and Diwali season peaks. Stylists recommend pairing the finished outfit with contrast jewel-toned jewelry like emerald or polki, a structured potli or metallic clutch, and embellished juttis or kitten heels to balance the rich woven texture of the silk.
Karuna Choudhary
Pink Banarasi Saree
This is such a gorgeous banarasi saree. When I first saw it, I loved the color palette. It is a perfect choice for a bride to be!! Or someone is who is newly married.
Gorgeous color, pure fabric..a statement piece.
Reddish Pink Shaded Banarasi Organza Silk Saree
Dr Suman
Great choice ♥️
I brought the Gayatri mantra saree in bottle green color. Had a good experience with the team who made the experience hassle free.
Nita Ambani Inspired Red Saree with Gayatri Mantra
Anamika
Something beautiful and special
I am very glad to have bought this extraordinary dupatta. The design is unique and the quality of material the best.
Steel Blue Linen Dupatta with Digital Printed Pichwai Motifs
Khushboo
The suit was even prettier in person..loved the fabric and the colour.🩷👍
Red Salwar Suit Set with Intricate Zari Work And Dupatta
Sunayana Sharma
Absolutely worth it
I felt like a queen in this gorgeous saree ❤️✨ You made my Karwa Chauth festival even more special. The quality of the fabric is really good and the Gayatri Mantra embroidery is done so beautifully. I truly recommend Chinaya Banaras and loved being a part of the Chinaya family 💫
Nita Ambani Inspired Red Saree with Gayatri Mantra
