Katan Silk · Thread Embroidery
Beige & Red Floral Jaal
₹4,899 ₹4,399 ₹500 off
Festive offer: flat ₹500 off on every saree · Free delivery across India
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Red is the colour of weddings, Karva Chauth and every festival in between. Our red sarees run from ruby red Banarasi silk with woven gold-toned buttis to crimson embroidered Katan silk, red dual-tones and a red hand batik — from ₹2,950, delivered free across India.
The ruby red Banarasi silk saree is the one to start with: woven buttis, a broad border and a striped pallu, ₹3,599. Red also appears in our dual-tone Banarasi — red with slate, emerald with red — for a more modern take.
Crimson Katan silk with all-over tone-on-tone embroidery gives a softer, richer red that reads beautifully in photographs.
For the wedding, a red Banarasi is timeless; for Karva Chauth, red is traditional and the evening puja suits a zari border; for Diwali, pair red with gold jewellery.
Warm skin tones glow in ruby and crimson; cooler tones suit wine and maroon. If you are unsure, ask us for a daylight video — the same red looks different on every screen.
Gold, mustard and emerald are the classic contrasts; a matching red blouse makes the saree look longer and more formal.
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A red Banarasi silk saree with woven buttis and a broad zari-toned border is the classic choice for the wedding day.
Yes — red is the most traditional Karva Chauth colour; maroon and rani pink are popular alternatives.
Gold, mustard or emerald green for contrast, or a matching red for a formal, elongated look.
Yes — every red saree here is under ₹5,000: Banarasi silk at ₹3,599, embroidered Katan from ₹4,399 and red hand batik at ₹2,950.