A deep black base, finely striped with silver-grey metallic thread, opens into a rich gold border where our Sana Machu design unfolds — “Sana” meaning gold, “Machu” referring to the floral bud motif, worked here in a bold medallion pattern with scrollwork and a central flower burst against the black ground. This piece belongs to our Maharani Collection — a line built around bold, regal gold detailing.

The high-contrast black-and-gold palette gives this phanek serious visual presence, well suited to weddings and major celebrations. The base fabric is handwoven by Manipuri weavers, with the Sana Machu border finished in detailed machine embroidery.

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

FAQ:
*What does “Sana Machu” mean?* Sana means gold in Manipuri, and this design features a bold gold floral medallion motif against a black ground.
*What is the Maharani Collection?* A line of our designs built around rich, regal gold detailing — this piece and our Khoi Maharani design both belong to it.
*Is the border hand-embroidered?* The base fabric is handwoven; the Sana Machu border is machine-embroidered.
*What occasion suits this phanek?* Its bold black-and-gold palette suits weddings and major festive celebrations.

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