About us

India boasts diverse regional sarees, each with unique craftsmanship:

• Kanjivaram (Tamil Nadu): Silk sarees with gold zari, ideal for weddings .

• Banarasi (Uttar Pradesh): Opulent silk with Mughal-inspired brocade, popular for bridal wear .

• Patola (Gujarat): Double ikat weaving with symmetrical patterns, labor-intensive and vibrant .

• Tant (West Bengal): Lightweight cotton for humid climates, featuring floral motifs .

• Baluchari (Bengal): Silk sarees depicting mythological scenes on pallu .

• Jamdani (Bengal/Bangladesh): Fine muslin with floating motifs, UNESCO-recognized .

• Paithani (Maharashtra): Silk with peacock motifs and gold threads .

• Chanderi (Madhya Pradesh): Sheer texture with gold/silver accents 

Each saree is handwoven on traditional looms, preserving age-old techniques. Unlike powerloom sarees, ours feature unique irregularities, soft textures, and storytelling motifs.

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All our sarees come with a Silk Mark/GI Tag certification (e.g., Baluchari GI Tag) and a handmade authenticity card signed by the artisan.

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0% of profits fund weaver welfare programs, including education for artisans’ children and healthcare initiatives. Your purchase sustains livelihoods and revives dying crafts.

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Yes! Explore our festive collections (Durga Puja, Diwali) and annual Heritage Revival series, featuring rare weaving styles like Swarnachari and Korial.

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