Beautiful Zari Work Banarasi Silk Saree

Made with genuine gold and silver threads. These are the most expensive and were traditionally used for royalty.

• Semi-Real Zari: Uses a base of copper or silver coated with gold. This offers a more affordable alternative to real zari while still maintaining a good luster.
• Tested Zari (or Imitation Zari): Uses metallic threads made from copper or other base metals that are electroplated with a golden or silvery finish. These are more cost-effective.
• Metallic Zari: Modern zari made from synthetic metallic yarns, which are lightweight and tarnish-resistant.
• Zardozi: A heavy and elaborate type of zari embroidery that often incorporates beads, sequins, and other embellishments to create three-dimensional designs.
• Kamdani: A lighter form of zari work using flattened metallic wire to create delicate patterns, often seen on lighter fabrics.
• Mina Work: Zari work that resembles enamel designs, often using gold threads to create vibrant patterns.
• Gota Work: A type of zari application where woven gold or silver ribbons (gota) are cut into shapes and appliqued onto the fabric, often with further embellishment using zari thread.