Naqra Bahar — Pure Jamdani Tilla Silk (3 Yards)

Luminous. Fluid. Endlessly Shimmering. Naqra Bahar is a premium Pure Jamdani Tilla Silk fabric, celebrated for its warm sand-beige ground, dense all-over silver tilla micro-weave, and extraordinary liquid drape in the finest Banarsi Jamdani tradition. There are no large motifs here — only an unbroken field of tiny silver diamond clusters woven so finely and evenly that the entire fabric becomes a single shimmering surface, shifting between blazing silver and cool grey-beige as light and shadow move across each fold.

It does not catch the light. It holds it.

Fabric Details:

• (3 Yards Piece)
• Type: Pure Jamdani Tilla Silk
• Weave: Jamdani — dense all-over micro-geometric silver tilla (zari) in continuous diamond-lozenge repeat woven into an open lightweight silk ground
• Texture: Featherlight and extraordinarily fluid; the open Jamdani weave gives the fabric a liquid, almost weightless drape while the all-over silver tilla creates a continuously shimmering iridescent surface that shifts dramatically between light and shadow
• Design: All-over dense micro-geometric silver tilla in repeating diamond-lozenge clusters on a warm sand-beige open silk ground; no large motifs — the tilla coverage itself is the design, creating a holographic shimmer across the entire surface
• Width: 42 Inches
• Best For: Shirt and dupatta for bridal and formal occasions — the all-over silver tilla shimmer and fluid weightless drape make it exceptional for nikah and walima shirts layered over contrast lining, bridal dupattas, and delicate festive coordinates; the warm beige-silver palette is a sophisticated alternative to stark white bridal fabrics and pairs beautifully with ivory, champagne, and blush ensembles; also stunning as an overlay fabric for lehenga dupattas where movement amplifies the shimmer

Care Instructions: Dry clean only. Store loosely folded in a soft muslin bag away from direct light and moisture; handle with care — the open Jamdani weave is delicate and the tilla threads can snag if stored under pressure.