100% Mulberry Silk · KashiAura Enterprises, Mau, Uttar Pradesh
Pure Silk Banarasi Sarees — Handwoven in Mau, UP
A pure silk Banarasi saree is the gold standard of Indian bridal and festive wear. KashiAura Enterprises crafts pure silk Banarasi sarees from our Mau, Uttar Pradesh facility — using 100% mulberry Katan silk and traditional zari, woven by hand on pit looms.
- Pure Katan Silk — Mulberry warp & weft
- Real Zari — Tested quality
- Mau Handloom — Pit-loom woven
- Wedding Grade — Bridal heavy work
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What is a Pure Silk Banarasi Saree?
A pure silk Banarasi saree is a saree where both warp (lengthwise threads) and weft (crosswise threads) are 100% pure silk — usually mulberry Katan silk. This is the most premium grade of Banarasi saree and is the traditional choice for brides, ceremonial occasions and heirloom gifting.
Other Banarasi categories like Khaddi Georgette, Organza or Cotton-silk blends use silk in one direction only, making them lighter and more affordable but not the same as pure silk.
Types of Pure Silk Banarasi We Make
Katan Silk: the classic pure-silk Banarasi base, smooth and lustrous, used for both bridal and formal wear.
Tanchoi: a satin-finish pure silk weave with intricate jacquard motifs — no extra weft floats on the reverse.
Cutwork (Kadwa & Phekwa): pure silk Banarasi with hand-cut motifs for a clean, sharp design.
Jangla & Shikargah: storytelling motifs (vines, forest scenes) woven in pure silk Katan — collectors' pieces.
Why Choose KashiAura's Pure Silk Banarasi Sarees
Every pure silk Banarasi from our Mau unit is woven by hand on traditional looms — never on a powerloom. We source mulberry silk yarn directly, dye in small batches, and supervise the weave from setup to finishing.
Each saree ships with a composition tag, weaver code, GST invoice from KashiAura Enterprises, and care instructions. We also offer Silk Mark certification on request for select bridal pieces.
Pure Silk vs. Soft Silk vs. Art Silk
Pure silk refers to 100% mulberry silk in warp and weft. Soft silk is a lighter pure-silk variant blended with finer yarns for drape. Art silk is a synthetic fibre (rayon/polyester) that mimics silk visually but does not have its sheen, breathability or longevity.
All sarees marketed as 'Pure Silk Banarasi' on KashiAura are genuine mulberry silk. Soft silk and art silk options are clearly labelled separately on product pages.
Caring for Your Pure Silk Banarasi Saree
Always dry-clean pure silk Banarasi sarees — never hand wash. Store in a soft cotton or muslin cloth, refold every 3–4 months, and avoid hanging on metal hangers which can dent the silk.
Keep silica gel sachets in the storage area to prevent humidity damage. With proper care, a KashiAura pure silk Banarasi saree will last for generations as a true heirloom.
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- Banarasi Saree Guide — Weave encyclopedia.
- Saree Care Guide — Wash & storage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I check if a Banarasi saree is pure silk?
Pure silk has a soft cool touch, a natural warm sheen, and burns to fine ash with a smell like burnt hair. Synthetic art silk melts into a hard plastic bead. Our pure silk Banarasi sarees carry composition tags.
What is the price range of a pure silk Banarasi saree?
Pure silk Katan Banarasi sarees start around ₹8,500 for everyday designs and go up to ₹1,50,000+ for heavy bridal pieces with full kadwa zari work.
Do you offer Silk Mark certification?
Yes — we can provide Silk Mark certification on request for select bridal and heirloom pure silk Banarasi sarees, subject to a small processing fee.
Is the zari real gold?
We offer real silver-coated zari (with optional gold polish) and tested electroplated zari. The exact zari grade is mentioned on every pure silk Banarasi product page.
Can pure silk Banarasi sarees be customised?
Yes. With a 50-piece MOQ we can customise colour, motif placement, border width and zari grade. Typical lead time is 30–45 days from our Mau loom.
Where are these pure silk Banarasi sarees woven?
All KashiAura pure silk Banarasi sarees are woven in Mau, Uttar Pradesh — by master weavers in our network at Malik Tahir Pura and surrounding mohallas.
KashiAura Enterprises · Mau, Uttar Pradesh
GST-registered Banarasi saree manufacturer & wholesale supplier. Direct from our looms in Mau to your doorstep.
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Near ICE Factory, Malik Tahir Pura, Mau, Uttar Pradesh — 275101, IndiaPhone: +91 95805 79208 · Email: support@kashiaura.com