Katan Silk Saree – Obsidian Black with Sona Rupa Kadhua Jasmine Sprigs

The Design Story

A masterful take on striking contrast and minimalist luxury, this saree brings a dramatic, high-fashion aesthetic to ancient craft. Meticulously handwoven from the finest Katan silk, the fabric offers a fluid, dense drape that catches the light with a sophisticated, subtle gleam.

The main body of the saree features an intentional layout pattern—it is lightly scattered with alternating gold and silver Sona Rupa micro-butis, allowing the intense depth of the obsidian silk to take center stage. The lower skirt border anchors the drape with stately, upright jasmine sprigs, beautifully rendered with silver flower petals resting on gold-woven leaves. The piece transitions into a grand, traditional pallu displaying a dense geometric diamond lattice (jaal), meticulously framed by detailed floral borders. It is an editorial-grade heritage statement designed for evening gala wear and festive occasions.

Product Highlights

• Fabric: 100% Pure Handloom Katan Silk – prized for its fine, high-twist weave, substantial structural weight, and exceptionally smooth texture.

• Weave & Artistry: Premium handloom weave utilizing the painstaking Kadhua technique for a flawless motif finish.

• Design Accents: Alternating silver and gold Sona Rupa micro-butis, large-scale jasmine sprig skirt borders, and a majestic diamond-grid woven pallu.

• Blouse Piece: Includes a matching unstitched pure Katan silk blouse fabric featuring elegant, continuous fine gold stripes (lariya).

• Style Persona: High-end luxury editorial, minimalist regal, contemporary heirloom.

Care & Maintenance

• Dry Clean Only: Essential to preserve the pitch-black depth of the premium silk dye and protect the intricate Sona Rupa threadwork.

• Storage: Store folded neatly inside a clean, breathable cotton or muslin bag. Keep in a cool, dry place away from light, and alter the fabric folds occasionally.

• Pressing: Use a professional handheld fabric steamer or iron precisely on the reverse side using a low, dedicated silk setting.