Shikargah Banarasi sarees

At Kasiyana, Shikargah Banarasi sarees celebrate one of the most narrative-driven weaving traditions of Banaras. The term “Shikargah” translates to royal hunting scenes, and these sarees are distinguished by detailed motifs of animals, birds, trees, and courtly landscapes woven directly into the silk.

Crafted on handlooms in Varanasi, Shikargah weaving requires high technical precision, as each motif is individually constructed within the warp and weft rather than added as surface embellishment. Often woven on fine Katan silk with intricate zari detailing, these sarees create a rich, storytelling tapestry across the body and pallu.

Traditionally chosen for weddings, ceremonial occasions, and heirloom wardrobes, Shikargah Banarasi silk sarees are valued for their depth of design, historical roots, and artistic complexity. Each piece reflects Kasiyana’s commitment to preserving authentic Banaras weaving techniques while presenting them in refined, wearable form.