This beautiful Benarasi Silk Tanchoi is a piece of masterful art! Woven in the intricate meenakari weave, with gorgeous pink (and red?) alfi work all over, this saree is a classic collectible for your wardrobe. The dynamism of this saree is accentuated further by the confluence of few hues together: when experienced closely, this saree emanates a dominant and beautiful flush pink hue; however, from a distance it radiates a brilliant golden and darker pink shade, hard to move eyes from! Sarees like ‘Rhyah’ indeed makes one want to reinstate in their psyche, ‘if money can buy this, it isn’t an object at all!’

Rhyah

₹25,750.00 Incl. Tax

Wherever she treads, she lights up both cosmoses: the heaven and the netherworld. She radiates like the divine light and ravishes the vision at times too. She dwells in duality: beautifully and most consciously!

This incredible royal Tanchoi is as eclectic as it gets. Tanchoi is a weave that evolved in the Mughal antiquity. This weave that flourished during the Mughal, continues to be an emblem of regalia and opulence till date. Keeping in mind its eclecticism, we choose the name ‘Rhyah’ for this spectacular Benarasi Silk Tanchoi. The mythical origin of this particular name has to do with ‘dazzling sunlight’ and a ‘queenly spirit’! Hence, true to its very name, this beautiful 6 yards of artwork, indeed radiates a kind of bedazzle, that is hard to amiss! Another brilliant nuance of this saree is its dual tone. Seen from a distance, this saree emanates a confluence of hues, albeit in the most cohesive way!

Care	whenever you drape yourself in a #mitanghosh Benarasi, you commemorate the relentless effort of the indigenous artisans who toil for endless hours behind creating these masterpieces. #mitanghosh sarees are an ode to their effort. You would definitely want to take good care of them! The saree requires: 1. Dry clean only 2. Less or no contact with liquid, especially perfume. 3. To be stored in a cool, dry place, with you often interchanging the folds.

Care

whenever you drape yourself in a #mitanghosh Benarasi, you commemorate the relentless effort of the indigenous artisans who toil for endless hours behind creating these masterpieces. #mitanghosh sarees are an ode to their effort. You would definitely want to take good care of them!

The saree requires:

1. Dry clean only

2. Less or no contact with liquid, especially perfume.

3. To be stored in a cool, dry place, with you often interchanging the folds.

Availability: 1 in stock

Rhyah

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