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Our Story
Banaras, a land culturally prosperous and renowned for being the gateway to the divine. The radiant beauty and ancient touch of carefully woven Banarasi sarees are always a treat to the eyes and we, at Banarasi Threads, are here to take you to the world of gleaming gold threads, finest silk and the breathtaking art of Zari.
The commencement of Banarasi Threads dates back to the time where our undying love for fabric and its wonders turned into faith to do more. We took a step forward and decided to introduce the purity and beauty of fabrics to the world. Banarasi Threads has teamed up with the many bunkers ‘[Weavers] of Banaras in collecting and connecting them with their handlooms to create magic. This collection is then sold at the best prices that helps the bunkers receive what they deserve for their creation. Today, we are a proud company working with a team of 30 bunkers who are passionate about what they create and are indulged in meeting the exact demands of our clients across the country.
With the gradual success and increasing demand of our work and products since the past 10 years, we decided to step into the business in a global platform and continue our venture of creating and hunting the best fabric. We {Neha Sikaria (Director), Rahul, Khushboo, Saurabh, Shilpi and Sonam} are a team led by the passion and undying adoration for the fabric that lets us design and deliver the magnificence and luxury of each Banarasi saree to your door- step. Ranging from a wide range of designs to perfectly match your need to upgrade your wardrobe with rich Banarasi work in the form of different clothing, it is our collection that will make heads turn every time you attend an event. Our name and logo state the twists, turns, wrap and weft of the Zari to create a beautiful art. There is no debating to the fact that Banaras has been the heart of the weaving industry since time immemorial. And to add on to the fact, the love for Zari dates back to the Mughal times. It is believed that the Great Mughal Emperors was so fascinated by the embroidery, that they bought their many wives rich silk sarees with Zari work.
DO YOU WANT TO LOOK ROYAL?
Inspired from the rich culture of the Mughals and weaved in threads of gold and silver, Banarasi silk is synonymous to Royalty. Each design on the fabric gives birth to a vibrant and magnificent piece of work that effortlessly offers sheer elegance. The combination of intricate designs with traditional colours makes them an appealing option. The lavish craftsmanship incorporated with chic patterns is what makes Banarasi silk one of the timeless clothing forms in the world of fashion. The fine fabric is transformed into a plethora of attire options ranging from bridal to heavy patterned sarees ideal for weddings and other functions. The elaborate brocades and weaves give Banarasi silks their extravagant look and hence, their expensive price. However, one can always be assured of the quality they will receive as Banarasi sarees or other forms of attire from Banarasi silk are made with the purest of silk and yarns and Zari.
The Glorious Zari and its Elegance
An epitome of the many handwoven crafts, the Banarasi silks are those glorious pieces of art dipped in elegance. It boasts the rich creation of India and is a mastery handed down from generations. The use of plush fabrics that are intertwined with gold yarns and Zari carefully, create a timeless masterpiece. Each Banarasi saree is an effort of several weeks and requires great skill and labour that are found in the weaver community of Banaras. Right from making a stunning bridal trousseau to draping them stylishly as a festive wear, the fine Banarasi silks with their heavy borders and intricate patterns evoke sophistication and a traditional Indian style. No wonder, the deep love for the fabric by the Mughal queens contributed towards increasing its popularity across the nation and countries nearby. The gorgeous and luminous Zari highlights are rare and today, they have acquired a global status. Banarasi sarees take pride in celebrating the rich colours and an undying tradition of the holy Banaras.
