The pallu is where a Banarasi saree finishes its sentence. Here it ends with a dense vine pattern — creepers woven close and deep, filling the fall completely. The body carries all-over Kadwa jaal, each motif woven separately, set against Rangkat colour-blocking joined on the loom itself rather than sewn afterwards. The Nardar border draws it all together. Three difficult techniques on one saree, and none of them rushed. Multicolour on pure Katan silk means it changes with the light and the angle. Walk away from someone in this saree and they will still be looking at it. Banaras Karigari keeps the pieces that show a weaver at full strength. This is one.
Product Specifications
| Saree Type | PURE KATAN RUNGKAT |
| Fabric | PURE SILK |
| Weave Type | PURE HANDLOOM |
| Design | ALL OVER KADWA JAAL WOEK |
| Zari Type | PURE |
| Color | MULTI COLOR |
| Border Type | NARADER BORDAR |
| Pallu Design | DENSE VINE PATTERN |
| Blouse Piece | YES |
| Length | 5.5 M |
| Occasion | • Weddings • Reception • Sangeet • Bridal Trousseau • Grand Celebrations • Festive Occasions • Cultural Events • Heirloom Gifting |