Jalal-e-Zar — Pure Katan Satin (2.5 Yards)

Imperial. Mughal. Ceremonial. Jalal-e-Zar is a premium Pure Katan Satin fabric, celebrated for its blazing saffron ground, dense Mughal-scale Jamawar jaal, and olive-bronze zari with deep burgundy silk woven in the grandest Banarsi court tradition. Ogival medallion frameworks enclose elaborate interiors of irises, peonies, and acanthus leaves — a pattern language drawn directly from the textile archives of the Mughal empire.

The coverage is near-total. The weight is commanding. This is not a fabric that supports an outfit — it is the outfit.

Fabric Details:

• (2.5 Yards Piece)
• Type: Pure Katan Satin
• Weave: Jamawar — dense near-total coverage Mughal ogival jaal with large medallion frameworks enclosing elaborate floral-botanical interiors in olive-bronze zari and deep burgundy silk thread on a katan satin ground
• Texture: Heavyweight and firmly structured; the satin weave and dense Jamawar coverage give the fabric exceptional body — it holds silhouette independently and drapes in deep, architectural folds
• Design: Grand all-over Mughal ogival medallion jaal — irises, peonies, layered blooms, and acanthus leaves in olive-bronze zari and deep burgundy-wine silk on a blazing saffron-yellow katan satin ground; near-total surface coverage with minimal bare ground
• Width: 42 Inches
• Best For: Shirt for peak ceremonial and bridal occasions — the heavyweight satin body and grand Mughal jaal scale make it ideal for structured bridal shirts, formal shararas, and ceremonial angrakhas; the imperial saffron-burgundy palette is a natural choice for mehndi and mayun dressing where bold, heritage-led colour is the brief; also exceptional as standalone statement fabric requiring zero embellishment

Care Instructions: Dry clean only. Store folded flat in a breathable muslin bag away from direct light; avoid prolonged hanging — the weight of the dense Jamawar weave can stress the fabric at the shoulder over time.