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Ilkal Handloom Black Silk Lehenga Set with Zari Weave & Deep Red Border

Ilkal Handloom Black Silk Lehenga Set with Zari Weave & Deep Red Border

Regular price $5,600.00 USD
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Draped in Darkness, Woven in Gold.

This Ilkal Handloom Black Silk Lehenga Set is a study in quiet opulence — rooted in the centuries-old weaving tradition of Ilkal, Karnataka. The deep charcoal-black silk is handwoven on traditional handlooms by master weavers, with fine gold zari butis scattered across the fabric like stars, anchored by a bold, multi-layered border in deep red and gold  the unmistakable signature of Ilkal craft.

Paired with a deep V-neck blouse in matching black silk with a striking red zari border at the sleeve, and a matching black dupatta  this set is made for the bride who chooses depth over brightness.

What's Included

  • Black Ilkal silk lehenga skirt — gold zari buti weave, multi-layered deep red and gold border, hand embroidered
  • Black Ilkal silk blouse — deep V-neck, red zari border at sleeve hem
  • Black Ilkal silk dupatta — matching zari buti weave with red border, hand embroidered

Fabric & Craft Details

  • Textile: Traditional Ilkal handloom, Karnataka
  • Fabric: 100% pure silk with silk lining
  • Weave: Hand-woven on traditional pit looms with gold zari buti motifs
  • Embroidery: Hand embroidered on skirt and dupatta
  • Border: Multi-layered deep red and gold zari — the hallmark of Ilkal weaving heritage
  • Silhouette: Full flared lehenga with matching blouse and dupatta

About Ilkal Weaving

Ilkal is a small town in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka, India, renowned for over 3,000 years of handloom weaving. Ilkal sarees and textiles are distinguished by their distinctive tope teni border technique and rich zari work  a GI-tagged craft that sustains generations of artisan families.

Care

  • Dry clean only

Production & Delivery

Please note: This is a made-to-order piece. Allow 8–12 weeks for weaving, embroidery, and finishing before dispatch.

Each set is handwoven and hand embroidered by master artisans in Karnataka — a wearable heirloom that carries the soul of India's living craft traditions.

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