Banarasi silk Lehenga

Although banarasi silk lehengas exude a luxurious feel, they are a bit heavy in structure and weight. Stick to minimal embroidery work, and avoid can-can underneath. Also, pastel hues and designer blouses made of lighter fabrics can offer breathability and a lightweight feel.

Yes! KALKI Fashion offers customization of blouses for banarasi silk lehenga choli sets in terms of neckline, sleeve length, blouse length, or linings for convenience. The perfect tailoring for the choli or the blouse involves additional charges.

Choker-style dupattas are trending, which includes creating a sleek, embellished portion of the dupatta on the neck and the rest of the dupatta cascading behind. The bride can get a stunning and classy look by using the double dupatta drape for a traditional wedding ceremony.

A silk lehenga is a wider category that is made of any kind of silk, which can be raw silk, mulberry silk, or Mysore silk. The fabric can be simple or embroidered with various designs such as zardozi or sequins. On the other hand, a banarasi silk lehenga can be considered a luxurious subset that has earned its name from the city of Varanasi. Banarasi lehengas are entirely hand-woven using the appropriate brocade technique and include actual gold or silver zari threads in the making of classic designs of the Mughal era.

This lehenga is suitable for both. Pastel lehengas create a soft and beautiful look for bridesmaids. Banarasi silk bridal lehengas in darker shades, with ethnic weave and zardosi work, look superb for bridal elegance.