Actor Tara Sutaria recently turned heads as she graced social media in a stunning handwoven Banarasi saree by designer Jayanti Reddy, redefining old-world charm with modern grace
Tara draped herself in a luxurious Banarasi saree, known for its intricate craftsmanship and regal sheen
Created by Jayanti Reddy, the saree was crafted using traditional techniques that highlight fine handwork and detailed zari artistry, lending it an exquisite
She paired her saree with a hand-embroidered raw silk blouse, adding a subtle yet sophisticated texture contrast to the shimmering fabric of the drape
To complement her ethnic ensemble, Tara opted for statement polki, kundan, and jadau jewellery, giving her look a royal, vintage touch perfect for festive or wedding occasions
Her low bun adorned with fresh mogra gajra brought in a traditional South Asian bridal charm, balancing elegance with simplicity
The actor’s soft-glowing skin, mocha-toned lips, lightly defined eyes, and a tiny red bindi enhanced her natural beauty without overpowering the ensemble
The Banarasi weave itself holds deep cultural roots. Originating in Varanasi (formerly Banaras), the brocade features rich gold and silver zari motifs, a technique believed to date back to India’s Vedic period (1750–500 BCE), where “hiranya vastra” or “cloth of gold” was first mentioned in the Rig Veda Big Boss 19 Contestant Ashnoor Kaur Calls Herself A Cynophile & An Opacarophile: What Do These Terms Mean?
Created by Jayanti Reddy, the saree was crafted using traditional techniques that highlight fine handwork and detailed zari artistry, lending it an exquisite
She paired her saree with a hand-embroidered raw silk blouse, adding a subtle yet sophisticated texture contrast to the shimmering fabric of the drape
To complement her ethnic ensemble, Tara opted for statement polki, kundan, and jadau jewellery, giving her look a royal, vintage touch perfect for festive or wedding occasions
The actor’s soft-glowing skin, mocha-toned lips, lightly defined eyes, and a tiny red bindi enhanced her natural beauty without overpowering the ensemble
The Banarasi weave itself holds deep cultural roots. Originating in Varanasi (formerly Banaras), the brocade features rich gold and silver zari motifs, a technique believed to date back to India’s Vedic period (1750–500 BCE), where “hiranya vastra” or “cloth of gold” was first mentioned in the Rig Veda Big Boss 19 Contestant Ashnoor Kaur Calls Herself A Cynophile & An Opacarophile: What Do These Terms Mean? You may also like

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