Banarasi Heirloom Bride’s First Day at Her Sasural Crepe Silk Saree

For the Bride’s First Day at Her Sasural 

*Handloom Banarasi Crepe Silk Saree*

This saree is meant for the bride’s first moments in her new home —

when rituals begin, blessings are exchanged, and new relationships take shape.

Woven in an **auspicious red**, this handloom Banarasi saree carries the quiet richness required for post-wedding ceremonies. The crepe silk lends it a soft, fluid drape, making it comfortable for long hours while still looking ceremonial and refined.

Craft & Details:

Handwoven in **Banarasi crepe silk**, the saree features **gold zari weaving with delicate meenakari accents**. The crepe texture gives the silk a gentle fall and lightness, allowing ease of movement during griha pravesh and family rituals.

* Fabric: Handloom Banarasi crepe silk

* Weave: Gold zari with meenakari

* Colour: Auspicious red

* Feel: Soft, fluid, lightweight

Ideal for:

* Bride’s first day at her sasural

* Griha pravesh & post-wedding rituals

* Ceremonies rooted in tradition and blessings

Often chosen as a **bride’s first saree after the wedding**, this piece balances tradition, comfort, and grace.

*Ready to dispatch · Limited availability 

Product Details:

• Style No : KSBSR1028
• Pack Contains: 1 saree and 1 unstitched blouse fabric
• Blouse details: Unstitched blouse piece in turmeric yellow colour 
• Dimension: Dimension: Length: 5.5 metres plus 0.8 metre blouse piece (approx.) Width: 1.10 metres
• There may be slight colour variation depending on the screen one is looking through and once you receive the product.
• Inclusive of all taxes

• Stand out from the crowd by donning this evergreen traditional yet classy banarasi silk bridal saree

Care Instructions

• Store in a cotton saree cover/ cloth in a dry place
• Do not hang on hangers for a long time
• Take out sarees and put them in an airy place every 20-25 days
• Avoid putting in direct sunlight
• Dry wash only 

Disclaimer: Since it's a handmade saree some irregularities, thread pulls are absolutely normal and should not be considered as defects. These irregularities add to the beauty of handmade sarees