Cut Work Saree

As the name suggests these types of Banarasi sarees are made with the cut work technique on plain textured fabric after removal of its floated thread. With a pattern that is made to run from selvage to selvage that is allowed to hang loosely between the motifs before the extra thread is cut off, the cut work banarasis are very often touted to be the cheaper version of the Jamdani sarees. Made by placing a certain number of warp threads with cotton and regular weft to produce intricate traditional designs, cut work sarees generally feature motifs like marigold and jasmine flowers, creepers and leaves.

As the name suggests these types of Banarasi sarees are made with the cut work technique on plain textured fabric after removal of its floated thread. With a pattern that is made to run from selvage to selvage that is allowed to hang loosely between the motifs before the extra thread is cut off, the cut work banarasis are very often touted to be the cheaper version of the Jamdani sarees. Made by placing a certain number of warp threads with cotton and regular weft to produce intricate traditional designs, cut work sarees generally feature motifs like marigold and jasmine flowers, creepers and leaves.

As the name suggests these types of Banarasi sarees are made with the cut work technique on plain textured fabric after removal of its floated thread. With a pattern that is made to run from selvage to selvage that is allowed to hang loosely between the motifs before the extra thread is cut off, the cut work banarasis are very often touted to be the cheaper version of the Jamdani sarees. Made by placing a certain number of warp threads with cotton and regular weft to produce intricate traditional designs, cut work sarees generally feature motifs like marigold and jasmine flowers, creepers and leaves.