Aparajita Keshari orange Banarasi brocade saree blouse, front view on model

Aparajita Keshari orange Banarasi brocade saree blouse

Aparajita Keshari orange Banarasi brocade saree blouse, brocade close-up

Keshari - Orange Banarasi Brocade Saree Blouse

Regular price: Rs. 2,499.00 INR
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Sale price: Rs. 2,499.00 INR

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Made to order — blouses dispatch in 10 days, sarees in 15.

Your piece begins only once you order it. No stockpile, no shortcuts — just your karigar at work. A founder stays in touch until it reaches you.

India: free shipping, fully insured and tracked.
International: flat ₹2,999, delivered in 15–20 business days. Customs duties, where applicable, are borne by the customer.
A tracking link is emailed the moment your order is dispatched.

Fit: up to a 44-inch bust
Alteration: generous margins allow an easy alteration to a fit that is entirely yours
Weight: approx. 200 g
Fabric: Banarasi brocade

Handwoven cloth carries slight variation in weave and colour. That is the hand of the weaver, not a flaw.

Dry clean only. Never machine wash.
Store flat or folded in soft muslin, away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Iron on low heat, inside out, with a cotton cloth between the iron and the brocade.
Handle the brocade gently; avoid pulling at threads.
Keep perfume and deodorant off the zari — spray before you dress.

Every piece is quality-checked by hand before it ships. We accept returns or exchanges only if the item delivered is incorrect or carries a genuine manufacturing defect — write to us within 48 hours of delivery with your order number and clear photos or a video, and we will make it right as set out in our Returns policy.

Keshari — saffron, the colour of courage and of festival mornings. Woven on a Banarasi loom, this brocade carries marigold and rose-pink motifs threaded in antique zari, with a paisley border that hums of old Banaras. The back ties with a single tasselled cord. It is celebration distilled into a single piece.