'IVORY' PURE MASHRU SILK BANARASI SAREE

Pure Mashru silk with the multy colour’s of dollar butta it’s close to satin silk.Mashru is explicitly mentioned in the administrative document, the Ain-i-Akbari, of the 16th-century Mughal Empire, under silken kinds of stuff: "... the ordinary orthodox Muslim was only anxious to wear clothes of simple material like linen and to avoid silk, velvet, brocade, or fur and coloured ... Mashru."^[1] Mixed silk-and-cotton textiles were worn, because, by canon, a Muslim must not wear a dress of pure silk.^[1] Varieties containing silk and cotton admixtures gained greater currency in the empire, more particularly after the issuance of the Ain-i-Akbari.^[2] During the Mughal period, Mashru was used for the costumes of courtiers and nobles.^[3] Mashru is presumed to be an Indian innovation.^[2]

• product - pure Banarasi Mashru silk saree 
• Fabric - Mashru silk 
• weight - 600 gm 
• Technique - An enduring Handloom weave. The elaborate and
• laborious technique involves hand-weaving each motif separately. It takes longer on the handloom, but makes a more robust pattern, which stands out on the fabric.
• Fabric - Light to carry and flattering to drape, pure Moonga  Silk.
• Color - Natural (cream)
• Speciality - Elegant almond gold zari woven in the exquisite weave, on a dainty palette. Enduring art from Banaras!
• Tanchhuii Promise - Handloom's assurance of purity
• Expected Despatch Time - within 10 to 15 days