A deep charcoal-black base, finely striped with gold zari thread, anchors this piece — paired with a medium-width ivory border where the Khoi Charong medallion pattern unfolds in gold and soft grey embroidery. The dark-to-light transition gives it real visual presence while keeping the palette refined rather than loud.

This is a Phige Sabi Zari weave, with fine metallic thread running through the dark base for a subtle glint. The “medium kinar” border strikes a balance — substantial enough to be a statement piece, without overwhelming the overall silhouette.

The base fabric is handwoven by Manipuri weavers, with the Khoi Charong medallion border finished in detailed machine embroidery.

Care: Dry clean recommended. Store folded in breathable cloth, away from sunlight.

FAQ:
*What does “medium kinar” mean?* It refers to the border width — a medium-width Khoi Charong border here, more substantial than a narrow border but not as heavy as a full-width one.
*Is this handwoven?* The base fabric is handwoven; the Khoi Charong border is machine-embroidered.
*What occasion suits this phanek?* Its dark, rich tone and detailed gold medallion border suit weddings and formal cultural events well.

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