Saree Archive Rooms
Eight galleries of Banarasi weave — from kadhwa jaal to bridal meenakari.
Banarasi Kadhwa
Extra-weft kadhwa motifs raised on the loom — documented Madanpura warp counts
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Tissue Sarees
Sheer gold and organza tissue with museum-light drape samples
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Soft Silk
Mulberry and dupion soft silks for everyday and festive wear
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Georgette
Light Banarasi georgette with party-ready zari accents
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Cotton Handloom
Breathable Madanpura cotton and kota checks from cluster looms
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Bridal Sarees
Wedding-weight banarasi and meenakari bridal archives
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Blouse Fabrics
Matching blouse pieces and zari yardage cut for stitching
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Weave Stories
Loom documentation, warp-weft studies, and archive swatches
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Selected Banarasi sarees with weave notes from the Madanpura cluster.
Why Banaras Weave
A museum-minded saree house documenting Madanpura handloom — not temple kitsch, not soft-silk cliché.
Warp–Weft Transparency
Every specimen lists reed count, zari type, and loom family so you know the weave before you drape.
Gold Thread Specimens
Real gilt and tested zari samples archived alongside tissue and kadhwa gallery rails.
Madanpura Cluster
Sourced from Varanasi’s Madanpura Handloom Cluster — weavers, not middle-market reprints.
Museum Swatch Cards
Hairline fabric cards with fringe notes — gallery light, not bridal boutique glitter.
The Kadhwa Jaal Gallery Rail
A curated run of extra-weft kadhwa sarees with documented warp counts and gold-thread borders.
Trusted by Weave Collectors
Saree buyers who want documentation, not just drapes.
"The kadhwa jaal arrived with a weave card noting reed count — finally a Banarasi house that treats silk like archive material."
"Tissue gold drape was museum-light and true to the swatch. Packaging felt like a gallery loan, not a gift box."
"Bridal meenakari with clear Madanpura provenance. Banaras Weave is our go-to loom archive."