Indian tradition attaches a deeper meaning to green, as it stands for fertility, life, renewal, and auspicious new beginnings. Hence, it is considered a color above all that is honored and revered in every ceremony-from bridal trousseau to festive attire. Across various regions and cultures, wearing green represents harmony and spiritual balance.

In the case of Banarasi sarees, green adds richness to the silk and zari. Its vibrant depth perfectly complements gold and silver embroidery, providing an excellent backdrop for intricate designs. Whether showcasing the sparkle of antique zari or the complexity of hand-stitched motifs, green allows everything to shine with a touch of quiet elegance.

The Banarasi sarees for women are a great addition to your traditional wardrobe; meticulously crafted with detailed patterns and a splash of creativity, these are head-turners in all aspects.

So here’s the USP of our green Banarasi sarees being a must-have for ethnic wear for women:
Priyanka Raajiv's Banarasi sarees pay tribute to India's heritage of craftsmanship, with attention to detail and creativity.

Here is why our green Banarasi sarees stand out:
Priyanka Raajiv's green Banarasi sarees are not mere indulgences; they are an investment in eternity and craft traditions. Each saree is thoughtfully designed, laboriously made, and becomes part of your heritage. Priyanka Raajiv's sarees are never a chance purchase, whether you wear one to weddings, celebrations, or religious festivals; they are a staple in your wardrobe any day, any time, for any woman who believes in culture, handcraft, and minimalist luxury.

• Authentic Handloom Artistry: Each saree is meticulously crafted by a seasoned craftsperson who embodies the long heritage of the Banarasi weave.
• Pure Silk and Rich Textures: These are made with fine silk brocade, tissue silk, and organza, therefore providing an extremely elegant drape and dramatic shine.
• Hand Zari & Embroidery: Gold and silver zari jaal work, additional florals, and delicate motifs for royalty.

Dive deep into our handpicked array of green Banarasi sarees, all made to showcase sophistication and tradition:

Sarhul – Sage Green Linen-Silk Organza Banarasi Saree

Peek at this saree rocking a calm sage green shade, mixing linen and silk organza for an easy-breezy feel. It's decked out with shiny gold and silver flower patterns and comes with a textured edge and end piece to boost its cool elegance. ​

Heera – Mehendi Green Satin Silk Banarasi Saree

This saree shines in a mehendi green, and the satin silk material is decked out with gold floral meenakari designs by hand all over. The kadua border and palla pump up the fancy appeal like a star at fancy get-togethers.

Rukma – Deep Green Mashroo Silk Banarasi Saree

Rocking a deep green tone, this Mashroo silk saree is all about that awesome Banarasi craft. It feels super deluxe and looks shiny, and the detailed motifs and lush color make it just right for big celebrations.

Maghi – Emerald Green Silk Banarasi Saree

An emerald green silk brocade saree stands out with its intricate upright pattidaar net and meenakari art. Its handwoven kadua edge and endpiece heighten the classic charm, ideal for celebration events.

Arshiya – Green Silk Brocade Banarasi Saree

The green silk brocade Banarasi saree showcases small butis throughout, paired up with a flower-patterned border and endpiece. Elaborate paisley designs decorate the corners known as kuniya, enhancing the complex artwork.

Rena Green – Green Banarasi Silk Tissue Saree

This saree shines in a mint green hue crafted from silk tissue. It's decked out with muted gold pomegranate designs. The geometric and floral patterns that run along the borders and pallu show off the skilled kadua weaving. And hey, it comes with a cool upcycled patchwork blouse that mixes gold and beige tones.

Be it a plain and elegant seedha pallu or a very contemporary, out-of-the-box twist, the saree does it all. Season it with some heavy jewellery, play with contrasting blouses, and let your hairstyle do the rest of magic about the way this saree was made for showing off while being traditional at the same time.

• Accompanied by a contrasting blouse in gold, deep maroon, navy blue, or ivory for a dramatic look.
• Add Polki, Kundan, or temple jewellery heritage pieces to add a touch of tradition.
• Choose a traditional drape with a well-pleated pallu, or try a Bengali or seedha pallu drape for a royal touch.
• Style your hair into a sleek bun with mogra flowers or soft curls for effortless chic.

Very green in nature-the Banarasi saree-has everything to cheer and be graceful and royal-a beautiful color palette from dark emerald to dull olive gives this saree the charms of well-suited for both traditional and contemporary. It is a timeless piece that has gorgeous colors and intricate zari work combined with lustrous silk-—thus perfect to celebrate happy occasions as well as propitious ones. Be it for a sacred ritual or an evening soirée, the green Banarasi saree is your elegant nod to heritage in the contemporary sense.

• Receptions and weddings: Be the epitome of elegance and vintage, bride or guest, in a majestic green banarasi saree.
• Navaratri, Diwali, Eid, etc. festivals: The complexity and texture of the fabric give it a unique appeal for the festive season.
• Folkloric ceremonies and pujas: A refined choice for ceremonial and religious festivals.
• Cocktails and night parties: Don a rich emerald or olive green banarasi for a more modern look.

If keeping the Banarasi saree in all its glory is your one aim, then for the long-lasting effect on this saree, very simple maintenance tips can be considered.

• Dry clean only. Do not ever wash it at home so as not to ruin the delicate zari work.
• Keep it in muslin cloth to prevent water damage and freshen up the silk.
• Refold periodically to prevent permanent creases and fabric weakening.
• Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve the colour and avoid fading with time.