The regality of maroon with the opulence of rose gold in a Tanchoi weave. This Benaras saree is a testament to the delicate and intricate craftsmanship that defines traditional Indian textiles.

Crafted through the Tanchoi weaving technique, the saree features a luxurious interplay of maroon and rose gold threads, creating a subtle yet enchanting floral and paisley pattern. The woven floral pattern across the saree consists of orange, pink and rose gold flowers  . The Tanchoi weave is characterized by its lightweight feel and the use of a supplementary weft, enhancing the overall texture and design.

Benaras weaves and sarees originate from the city of Varanasi in India. These sarees are known for their fine silk or cotton fabric, intricate designs, and meticulous craftsmanship. Key features include the use of pure silk, Zari work (metallic threads of gold or silver), brocade weaving with floral and paisley patterns, vibrant colors, and sometimes Zardozi embroidery. Benaras sarees hold cultural significance, especially for weddings and festivals, and are valued for their traditional craftsmanship and elegance. The craft has been passed down through generations, blending traditional techniques with contemporary designs.