
Banarasi Silk
Heavy zari work with intricate Mughal-inspired motifs woven on pure silk — the trousseau classic from Uttar Pradesh.
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From the weaving clusters of Varanasi to the temple towns of Kanchipuram, discover our handpicked collection of heritage and contemporary sarees.

Heavy zari work with intricate Mughal-inspired motifs woven on pure silk — the trousseau classic from Uttar Pradesh.

Pure mulberry silk with contrasting temple borders — built for ceremony and an heirloom in waiting.

Featherlight, slightly translucent weave with delicate gold butti — the most flattering saree for Indian summers.

Tapestry-style pallu with peacocks and lotuses, rich gold borders — a Maharashtrian bridal favourite.

Tiny tied dots in vivid hues — joyous, festive and made to be twirled in.

Mathematically precise double-ikat geometric motifs — the queen of Indian weaves.

Lustrous plain body with antique zari borders — understated, royal and effortlessly graceful.

Hand-painted mythological narratives on pure silk — a wearable canvas of Indian folk art.

Bright Punjabi thread-work paired with the rustic gold of certified Tussar silks.

Lightweight georgette with all-over sequin work — built for receptions and cocktails.

Fluid black satin sarees paired with contrast ajrakh and mirror-work blouses — our most requested modern classic.

Traditional red silks with gold zari borders — the enduring festive and karwa-chauth favourite.

Naturally dyed ajrakh prints on soft modal silk — heritage geometry, made for everyday drape.

Lustrous chartreuse-and-coral pure silk with tassel pallu — engineered to catch the light as you move.

Featherlight teal drape with a fine contrast border — the office-to-evening saree we return to endlessly.

Parrot-green Kanjeevaram-style silk with coral-pink zari border — a bold, festive reinterpretation of the South Indian classic.

Fluid teal linen with a slim green border — styled with a black blouse and oxidised silver for an editorial daytime edge.

Parrot-green pure silk with a rani-pink zari border — the festive statement drape from our latest collection.
For day events and haldi ceremonies, lean towards breathable Chanderis or bright Bandhanis. For evening receptions and main events, heavy Kanjeevarams or deep-toned Banarasis in jewel colours provide the requisite grandeur.
Store handloom silks in muslin, never plastic. Refold every six months to prevent zari from cracking, and air them in indirect sunlight twice a year. A well-loved Banarasi or Kanjeevaram will outlive trends — and gather meaning with every drape.
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