Banarasi Zari Work Sarees · Banarasi heritage specialist
Khinkhwab makes Banarasi silk pieces with dense gold and silver zari, built around handwoven sarees, lehengas, dupattas and fabrics. The label spotlights Banarasi Katan silk, with loom-led patterns in Shikargah, Bandhani and Rangkat tones for wedding and festive dressing.
Khinkhwab is a Banarasi silk house focused on handwoven textiles in Varanasi craft language, with Banarasi Katan silk at the centre. Pieces feature gold zari and silver zari work, with motifs that lean floral and fauna, plus loom-led collections such as Shikargah, Bandhani and Rangkat. Fabrics range across silk and metallic threads, including organza, kora silk, georgette silk, tussar and mashru, alongside some cotton options.
The range suits bridal sarees and wedding guest occasions, from heirloom-minded sarees and richly worked dupattas to lehengas for festive and religious family celebrations. There are also fabric options for shoppers who want to build their own Banarasi look, with a mix of ready to dispatch pieces and guided selection via its appointment studio format. It offers jewel tone colours, opulent drape looks, and giftable textiles that feel made to last.
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