Red & Yellow Banarasi Silk Fashion Stole — Gift Set of Two

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Red & Yellow Banarasi Silk Fashion Stole — Gift Set of Two

Name: Red & Yellow Banarasi Silk Fashion Stole — Gift Set of Two
Brand: Divya India
SKU: PS226050504
Price: 1500.00 INR
Availability: InStock

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The Craft Story

Red and yellow — the colours of fire and sunshine, of marigolds and kumkum, of the most vibrant and auspicious occasions of Indian life — come together in this beautiful Banarasi silk fashion stole gift set. Banarasi silk, woven in Varanasi by master weavers who have inherited centuries of craft knowledge, brings its characteristic lustre and richness to this contemporary, versatile format. The red and yellow colour combination is one of the most energetic and festive in the Banarasi palette — a pairing that evokes the spirit of Navratri, Diwali, and the great celebrations of Indian life. Presented as a gift set of two, this is a thoughtful and beautiful gift for any festive occasion.

Product Details

Fabric: Banarasi silk
Colour: Red and yellow
Set contents: Gift set of two stoles
Style: Fashion stole / wrap
Origin: India
Use: Festive wear, Navratri, casual wear, parties, gifting

Occasion & Styling

This red and yellow Banarasi silk fashion stole is a vibrant and energetic accessory for Navratri, Diwali, festive celebrations, and night parties. Wear it as a wrap over a kurta, a drape over western wear, or a scarf. As a gift set of two, it makes a beautiful and thoughtful festive gift for friends and family.

Artisan Impact

Your purchase supports the broader Banarasi silk weaving ecosystem of Varanasi. Luxurion World is committed to above-fair compensation for every artisan in our supply chain, ensuring the Banarasi tradition thrives for future generations.