Rangkat Pure Silk Katan Banaras Saree-Yellow|Silk Mark Certified

Bright, festive, and artistically rich, this Rangkat Pure Katan Banarasi saree in vibrant yellow is a stunning representation of Banaras craftsmanship at its finest.

Woven using the rare Rangkat technique, the saree features seamless blending of multiple colours, forming a beautiful multicolour pattern that flows effortlessly across the fabric. Crafted with the intricate kadhwa weaving technique, each motif is individually handwoven, resulting in a luxurious, durable, and highly detailed brocade.

The saree is adorned with multicolour floral and geometric motifs, enhanced with rich zari work that adds depth and brilliance. The vibrant hues against the radiant yellow base create a lively yet elegant look, making it perfect for festive occasions and grand celebrations.

Made from pure Katan silk, this saree offers a smooth, structured drape with a rich sheen. The fully brocade finish enhances its grandeur, making it an ideal choice for weddings, festive wear, and special occasions.

Handwoven with precision by skilled artisans of Banaras, this saree reflects the legacy of Indian handloom weaving. A proud addition to the Subarnam family, it blends tradition, exclusivity, and timeless elegance.

Key Features:

• Fabric: Pure Handloom Katan Silk
• Color: Yellow with multicolour Rangkat weave
• Technique: Rangkat (multicolour blending) with Kadhwa weaving
• Work: Multicolour floral and geometric motifs with rich zari detailing
• Weave: Traditional Banarasi brocade
• Texture: Rich, smooth, and structured
• Finish: Fully brocade with elegant sheen
• Pallu: Self pallu with woven detailing
• Blouse: Self blouse (as shown in the last image)
• Certification: Silk Mark Certified

Styling Tip:
Pair this saree with antique gold or kundan jewellery to complement its vibrant tones and create a radiant festive or bridal look.

Care Instructions
Dry clean recommended to maintain the fabric’s texture, embroidery, and sheen.

Note
Natural slubs, thread variations, and minor irregularities are inherent to handloom sarees and are not considered defects. Slight colour variations may occur due to lighting and screen settings.