Metallic Beige Kadhuan Brocade Handwoven Kora Tissue Banarasi Dupatta

The ground is already doing something remarkable before the bootis even register. This kora tissue dupatta is woven with an organza warp and a zari weft — the tissue construction that gives the fabric its characteristic metallic warmth. The beige-ivory ground shifts between pale champagne and warm antique gold depending on the light and angle, the zari weft surfacing as a fine all-over shimmer within the sheer organza base. The fabric is lightweight and fluid, with the airy, effortless drape of a fine tissue. Across this metallic ground, scattered kadhuan brocade bootis are placed at measured intervals across the full body. Each booti is woven individually in the kadhuan technique — thread by thread, with no floating wefts between motifs, leaving the reverse of the fabric clean. The bootis are small and jewel-like, rendered in yellow silk and silver/white silk with a fine turquoise-mint accent — three colours working together in each tiny motif, creating a delicate multicolour scatter against the warm metallic ground. Both long edges carry a vivid yellow silk border with gold zari brocade — a bold, saturated contrast to the pale metallic body that frames the dupatta with warmth a