Rani Bagh at Dusk - Rani Pink Banarasi Saree with Meenakari

A luminous rani-pink Banarasi saree opening into an extravagant garden of tested zari and Meenakari colour. Delicate zari motifs punctuate the body, while teal-blue and burnt-orange blossoms emerge across its richly layered floral border and pallu.
 
Rani Bagh at Dusk begins with a garden just as daylight starts to leave it.
The body glows between rani pink, magenta and deep berry, changing with every fold. Small zari motifs remain scattered across the open silk like the first lamps appearing at twilight.
Then the garden begins.
Across the border and pallu, curling vines gather into an elaborate floral landscape. Burnt-orange blossoms retain the warmth of the departing sun; deep teal-blue flowers carry the approaching evening. Tested zari connects them through leaves, tendrils and ornamental bands, allowing colour and metal to grow through one another.
Neither conventionally pink nor entirely wine, the saree seems to hold two moments simultaneously—the last warmth of evening and the first richness of night.
 
Product details
Product: Banarasi saree
Colour identity: Rani Bagh at Dusk
Body colour: Luminous rani pink with magenta and berry undertones
Body design: Scattered zari floral-leaf motifs
Border and pallu: Elaborate floral weaving with geometric zari bands
Meenakari colours: Teal blue and burnt orange
Design: Large blossoms, curling vines, leaves and ornamental floral divisions
Zari: Tested zari
Price range: Approximately ₹15,000, if part of the same collection
Suitable for: Weddings, receptions, festive evenings, parties and special occasions
Availability: Limited; subject to confirmation
Colour note
The body can appear rani pink, magenta, berry, wine or purple-pink according to the light. The Meenakari accents move between teal and peacock blue, with flowers in burnt orange, coral and rust.
Styling suggestion
Pair it with antique gold jewellery to emphasise its ceremonial richness. Emeralds or turquoise will echo the blue Meenakari, while coral, garnet or ruby stones will draw out its warmer flowers. A tonal rani-pink blouse creates continuity; teal or deep wine can produce a more dramatic evening interpretation.