Sarah, carried by Sarri Saran, is no other masterpiece developed by Swan Kumar within his Sakhasra Pushpa collection. This collection is known as “Sarah of one hundred thousand flowers”, where each flower is a proposal or tribute to God. He woven with pure silk threads of gold on a raspberry background, the Sarah body is a deep burgundy, which provides a canvas for complex and delicate skill that determines the piece.
Sahasra Pushpa is built on a tightly intertwined basis and duck, creating a solid foundation for painstakingly. Sarah flowers, woven with small silk, shimmer in such a way that they seem to catch the light, adding the essential glow to the whole piece. However, Hams Wakhan, the motif of the Divine Swan on the border, really stands out. Its wings are widespread, almost in flight, woven from the combination of ivory and gold filaments, which shine like lunar light, making sari not just clothing, but also a work of divine elegance.
