Wine Crepe Georgette Multicolour Jaal Work Pure Banarasi Saree

A Wine Silk Story Woven in Jaal Florals Drape yourself in a saree that turns a room the moment you walk in. This wine pure crepe georgette Banarasi saree (We offer 100% Colour Customization — want it in a different colour? We'll weave it fresh just for you in the colour of your choice!) carries a dense, all-over jaal of climbing floral vines — mustard and marigold-orange blooms, soft sage leaves, and warm beige tendrils — spread edge to edge across a deep wine base. The crepe georgette base gives the fabric its signature fluid drape and soft crinkle-textured fall, so the saree moves with you instead of holding a stiff shape. Handbrush Dye Zari — Colour That Isn't Flat What sets this piece apart is the handbrush dye work on the zari threads. Instead of a single uniform tone, each floral motif carries subtle shifts of colour within the same flower — deeper orange at the petal base fading into golden yellow at the tips, giving every bloom a hand-painted, almost watercolour depth. This handbrush technique is what gives the wine (We offer 100% Colour Customization — want it in a different colour? We'll weave it fresh just for you in the colour of your choice!) base its richness — the flowers don't just sit on the fabric, they seem to glow against it. Jaal Work Pattern That Covers Every Inch The jaal work pattern here is dense and continuous — no bare patches, no gaps in the weave. Curling vines connect every motif into one unbroken trellis, so the saree reads as richly detailed from three feet away or three inches. This kind of full-coverage jaal is traditionally reserved for saris meant to make a statement — weddings, festive pujas, receptions, or any occasion where you want the saree itself to do the talking. If you're exploring more options in this weave family, our full range of pure crepe georgette Banarasi sarees online shows how versatile this fabric can be across colourways and border styles. Border and Pallu — Where the Craftsmanship Peaks The border runs wide and structured, featuring bold floral rosettes in the same orange-mustard-sage palette, each flower framed with fine beige zari outlining. It's substantial enough to anchor the pleats visually without overwhelming the jaal body. The pallu shifts the design language — here, elongated paisley-leaf motifs take over, filled with a fine textured pattern reminiscent of kalamkari detailing, alternating with solid floral leaf shapes. This contrast between the airy jaal on the body and the dense, patterned pallu is what gives the saree its layered, finished look when draped. Styling Notes This wine (We offer 100% Colour Customization — want it in a different colour? We'll weave it fresh just for you in the colour of your choice!) saree pairs beautifully with contrast blouses in gold, olive, or dusty rose if you want the motifs to pop further, or a tonal wine blouse for a more elegant, monochrome finish. Keep jewellery classic — temple gold or antique polki work complements the handbrush zari without competing with it. The saree comes with a 6.5-meter length and a matching unstitched blouse piece, so you have enough fabric to style the pleats and pallu exactly the way you want. At The Weaveloom, every saree is chosen and finished with the same standard — fabric that drapes well, motifs that hold up under close inspection, and colour work that photographs as beautifully as it looks in person. This wine crepe georgette Banarasi with handbrush jaal florals is one of those pieces that earns compliments before you even say a word. Care Instructions Dry clean only Store in a muslin cloth, away from direct sunlight Do not wring or tumble dry Iron on low heat on the reverse side Keep away from moisture and perfume