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Brocade Fabric

33 products
  • Multi Coloured Brocade Fabric - fabric multicolour brocade jacquard Multicolour Brocade Work brocadefabric_silvergrd
    from Rs. 479.00
    from Rs. 479.00
    Rs. 584.00
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  • Pure Silk Banarasi Brocade Fabric In Black
    from Rs. 779.00
    from Rs. 779.00
    Rs. 1,173.00
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  • Brocade Material In Mango Orange N Gold
    from Rs. 429.00
    from Rs. 429.00
    Rs. 569.00
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  • Brocade Fabric In Pink Peach And Gold
    from Rs. 429.00
    from Rs. 429.00
    Rs. 569.00
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  • Brocade Fabric In Tomato Red And Gold
    from Rs. 429.00
    from Rs. 429.00
    Rs. 569.00
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  • from Rs. 459.00
    from Rs. 459.00
    Rs. 609.00
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  • Red Brocade Material
    from Rs. 459.00
    from Rs. 459.00
    Rs. 609.00
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  • Light Peach Brocade Fabric, Gold Bronze Work
    from Rs. 299.00
    from Rs. 299.00
    Rs. 365.00
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  • Real Silk By The Yard, Damask Pattern, Maroon Colour
    from Rs. 779.00
    from Rs. 779.00
    Rs. 1,173.00
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  • Real Banarasi Silk Brocade Fabric In Lavender, Floral Pattern
    from Rs. 909.00
    from Rs. 909.00
    Rs. 1,173.00
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  • wedding dress fabric
    from Rs. 530.00
    from Rs. 530.00
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  • dupion silk material
    from Rs. 530.00
    from Rs. 530.00
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Brocade Fabrics are popularly called as Banarasi Brocades or Banarasi Fabrics, after its birth place Banaras. Banaras or Kashi is considered to be the oldest city with continuous population in the the world. It is one of the holiest places for Hindus and also mother to some of the most exquisite work of brocade or banarasi karigari. 

In earlier days, real gold and silver was used as zari threads to weave beautiful banarasi sarees that would be gifted to the bride on her wedding day. Owning a banarasi lehenga and dupatta was possible only for a heiress! With change in technology, synthetic gold and silver threads got introduced to the weavers. It made the exquisite banarasi fabrics and materials far more affordable for masses.  

 

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