Heritage & Elegance of Soft White Katan Silk Saree

Pure, poised, and effortlessly elegant —this white Katan silk saree adorned with delicate block prints and framed by a luminous zari border. This saree captures the essence of quiet luxury, where minimalism meets the finesse of handloom tradition. The pristine white canvas is brought to life with subtle, artisanal block prints — each motif thoughtfully placed to create a rhythm of refined simplicity. The border, woven with fine zari, adds just the right touch of opulence, glinting softly as it catches the light.

Craft

Handwoven entirely from authentic Katan silk, this saree reflects the meticulous attention to quality and technique. The warp and weft threads are expertly twisted before weaving, producing a fabric that is both robust and luxuriously smooth. The peach body carries a delicate texture and soft glow, achieved through age-old dyeing techniques that maintain colour depth and translucence.

Product Details

• Fabric: 100% pure Katan silk
• Body Colour: Off white
• Anchāl (Pallu): Block printed red motifs
• Border: Fine gold zari border in classic Bengal weave
• Weight: Lightweight yet richly textured
• Length: 5.5 metres (with blouse piece)
• Origin: Handloom woven in Bishnupur, West Bengal

Why You’ll Love It

This isn’t just a saree — it’s a statement in quiet confidence. The crisp texture of Katan silk, the purity of white, and the delicate interplay of print and zari make it a piece you’ll cherish for years. Lightweight yet grand, simple yet striking — it drapes like a dream and speaks volumes without saying too much.

Styling & Pairing Tips

Pair this White Katan Silk Saree with antique silver or matte gold jewelry for a grounded, traditional look. For a more contemporary style, go minimal with pearl or mother-of-pearl accents. While the saree includes a matching blouse piece, consider contrasting it with a deep maroon, indigo, or even a handloom beige blouse with zari detailing for a curated twist. dd a gajra to your hair for festive occasions or keep it chic with a low bun and oxidized studs for an art event.

Shipping Information

We offer free standard shipping within the United States on all orders over $69. For orders below this threshold, a flat shipping fee of $9.99 will be applied at checkout.

All orders are typically processed and dispatched within 1–2 business days after the order is received. Kindly ensure that your shipping address is accurate and complete to avoid any delays or delivery issues.

Once your order has been shipped, you will receive a confirmation email with tracking information so you can monitor the status of your delivery. Most domestic U.S. shipments are delivered within 2 business days from the date of dispatch, depending on your location.

For any concerns regarding shipping, delays, or special requests, please feel free to contact our customer service team.

Product Disclaimer

Please note that the color of the actual product may vary slightly from what you see on your screen. This is due to differences in device display settings and the fact that our sarees are photographed under professional studio lighting or natural daylight to capture their true beauty.

We strive to provide the most accurate representations possible, but slight variations in color and texture are natural characteristics of handcrafted textiles and should not be considered defects.

Wash Care Instructions

To maintain the beauty and longevity of your White Katan Silk Saree, dry cleaning is strongly recommended, especially for handwoven fabrics and intricate work.

• Avoid using brushes or abrasive tools while cleaning, as they may damage the delicate weave and embellishments.

• Do not wring, soak, or machine wash the fabric.

• Store the saree in a cool, dry place, ideally in a muslin or cotton bag to allow the fabric to breathe.

• Keep away from direct sunlight when drying or storing to prevent fading.

If you cherish the artistry of Bishnupur weaving, explore our entire collection of Katan sarees and other Biswabangla silk heirlooms—each piece a testament to Bengal’s cultural heritage.