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Banarasi Culture

India

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J30/47 Chhohara jaitpura Varanasi 221001

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Business Description

Manufacturer Wholesaler Since 1800

All Kinds Of Handloom Silk Fabric. Premium Pure Silk. Art Silk. Polyester, Cotton. Rayon. Viscose. Mulberry, Organza, Tissue, Tusser, Linen, Georgette, Chiffon, munga, Eri, Dupion, Brocade. Jamwar, Premium Pure Silk, Plain And Designs. Jacquard fabric. Scarf. Stole. Saree. Suits. Lehengas. Dupattas. Scarves. Etc

Business Details

Country:

India

Business Types:

Exporter/Wholesaler, Non-food manufacturing

Main Markets:

Australia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bhutan, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, China, Colombia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Italy(+28 more)

Main Products:

Fabrics; Georgette; Ladies Salwar, Suits, Dupattas & Sarees; Linen Fabric; Linen Fabrics; Rayon Fabric; Sarees; Satin; Satin Fabric; Scarves; Scarves/Stoles; Silk Fabric

Year Established:

1950

Banarasi Culture exports fabrics like georgette and linen to over 30 countries, including major markets like the US, UK, and Germany — showing strong international reach. Being based in Varanasi, India, gives access to traditional weaving expertise and a rich heritage in silk and textile craftsmanship. As a non-food manufacturing exporter, they offer value-added textile products that appeal to fashion and home décor buyers seeking authentic Indian designs.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

Not specified

Preferred Trade Term:

Not specified

Port Of Loading:

Not specified

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M

Numbers Of Employees:

11-50 employees

Certificates:

Udyam Registration Certificate

Avg Response Time:

Most suppliers specify payment terms and Incoterms to clarify responsibilities, but Banarasi Culture does not. This lack of detail can create uncertainty for buyers about costs, shipping risks, and payment timing. Accepting USD is common and helps with international transactions, but without clear Incoterms or port information, buyers may need to ask for clarification before proceeding. Banarasi Culture has Udyam Registration Certificate, which is a key government-backed validation for small businesses in India, showing they are officially recognized and compliant. With a headcount of 11–50 and revenue below USD 1 million, they are a small-scale supplier likely focused on niche or artisanal products. The lack of response time data makes it hard to assess their service reliability — buyers should follow up directly to confirm availability and lead times.

Products / Services Offered

Banarasi Culture eliminates the need for buyers to source multiple suppliers by offering a full range of traditional Indian textiles including silk, georgette, and linen fabrics. This makes it easier to find consistent quality and style options for sarees, salwar suits, and scarves in one place. Buyers can reduce lead times and avoid mismatches by trusting a single supplier with proven expertise in traditional fabric types.

Main Products

Handloom Silk Brocade Fabric

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Only the account email is verified, while the work email, phone number, and business documents are all unverified. This raises red flags for buyers looking to establish trust or place large orders with Banarasi Culture. In international trade, verified contact details and documents are essential to confirm legitimacy and ensure secure communication.

Export Countries

Australia

Bahrain

Bangladesh

Belgium

Bhutan

Brunei Darussalam

Canada

China

Colombia

Denmark

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Western Europe

29%

Middle East

19%

South Asia

Southeast Asia

North America

Banarasi Culture targets 48 countries across 12 regions, with Western Europe leading at 29% (14 countries), followed by the Middle East at 19% (9 countries). South Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Asia each account for 8% (4 countries), while North America, Central America & Caribbean, Oceania, North Africa, and Eastern Europe each represent 6% (3 countries). Only South America and Southern Africa have single-country presence at 2% each, indicating a strong focus on Europe and the Middle East with limited reach in emerging regions. This concentrated geographic footprint in high-income, developed markets suggests a strategy prioritizing stability and regulatory alignment over broad regional expansion.