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Cottons

A Cotton saree appeals to a simplistic charm and is easy to drape. Soothing and breathable, it is much desired year-round for consistent comfort. An eternal favourite amongst all women, the fabric is crisp and long-lasting. A Cotton saree from each of the diverse ethnicities recounts the artistic finesse with striking prints and patterns.

Crepe

Traditionally, silk yarns that are tightly woven are used to create crepe sarees. The crimped texture prompted the French to name it Crepe. A Crepe saree has delightful fabric with supple and opulent texture and is adorned by eye-pleasing motifs and exquisite floral patterns for pomp and grandeur.

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DECOR

Decor & Accessories

It is often the small details in our house or workspace which brings beauty and character to the environment. From handicrafts to bedspreads in serene shades, browse through our magnificent collection, and enhance the aesthetics of your house.

Dharwad

Originating from Dharwad in Karnataka, this pure handloom cotton collection features its signature cross-stitch embroidery called Kasuti. Synonymous with a plain body and a subtle, contrasting border, these sarees are evolving with the ever-changing times. They are hand-woven with exquisite embroidered motifs and are available in a myriad range of palettes and patterns.

Dhoti Sets

An ethnic iteration to the veshti chattai, the dhoti is an exquisite attire that's synonymous with the cultural heritage of South India. Our classic dhoti set is adorned with gold zari near the "karai" or the border. Teamed with a lustrous silk shirt in myriad hues, it gives an elegant and traditional look for every festive occasion.

Dhoti Sets

Dhotis

Traced back to the Indus Valley civilisation during the 5th century, dhotis were worn for comfort and also for its adaptability to the hot tropical weather of our country. Named after the Sanskrit word "Dhauta", it denotes the five knots that were used for draping the garment around the waist. An integral garment for kings, nobles and poets of ancient India, it is now hand-woven in cotton and silk and embellished with elegant palettes and patterns, and elaborate borders using gold threads.

Dog Accessories

Dresses

Dresses are the most effortless trend setters in the market today. These breezy cotton dresses, have a touch of class and purity of the fabric. They are enticing and suitable for almost everyday, which bespoke the Indian prints and patterns. They can be compassed as both a formal and informal wear. There are some aesthetic and refined colours that make them totally attractive and comes in variety of models.

Dupattas

Early evidence of the dupatta can be traced back to the Indus Valley civilisation where the sculpture of the Priest King depict his shoulder being covered by a chaddar. Traditionally worn by women as a symbol of modesty, it is believed to have evolved from "Uttariya", a type of scarf that originated from the bygone era of ancient India. In recent times, it has drawn inspiration from its classical counterpart and taken on contemporary vibes as an accessory for salwars, kurtis and kurtas. Hand-woven in different textiles, this fabric is adorned with vibrant hues and vivid patterns that can be paired and draped in versatile ways.

Dupion Silk

Dupion Silk

Earrings

Embroidered

Hand-crafted with absolute finesse, embroidered sarees have garnered special appeal for their intricate and artistic expressions on fabric. Despite its centuries-old origins, this timeless craft has evolved and made its way to our country's weaving culture. Every region has its own style and technique that derives inspiration from their traditions and folklore. These ethnic ensembles come in a melange of palettes and feature works of art like chikankari and kantha threadwork on cotton and silk.

Embroidered Organza

Eri Silk

Eri Silk (Ahimsa)

A fabric that epitomizes life is Assam’s hand-crafted Ahimsa Silk, fondly known as Eri Silk. The speciality of this silk is that it is produced without harming any silkworms. These sarees are extremely durable, eco-friendly, sustainable and have thermal qualities thus making them a great fit for both summers and winters.

Fabrics

Face Masks

In order to protect yourself and the ones around you, wearing a face mask is a must while you step out. And owing to the current scenario, face masks are well on their way to becoming an essential accessory for all your outfits. Choose from our specially handcrafted range of face masks that are made from pure cotton and can be washed and reused. The breathable and breezy fabric is combined with soft elastic loops that offer the wearer wide face coverage and are available in a range of prints and colours.

Fancy Kanjivarams

Classic meets contemporary in this handpicked curation that showcases the traditional Indian ensemble in a refined and re-imagined light. Sarees that retain its core values yet making its way to the millennial wardrobe through the added modern touch, in terms of both palettes and patterns, and thus making it feasible for any and every occasion.

Gadwal Cotton

Discover priceless Gadwal cotton sarees which reflects the rich heritage of Telangana.

Gadwal Saree

Gadwal Silk

Originating from the Gadwal region of Telangana, a Gadwal weave is intricately designed drawing inspiration from South Indian architecture. The border and pallu are rich with elaborate Zari work, and is balanced by a relatively simple design for the body of the saree. These are some elements that make a Gadwal saree ideal for festive ceremonies.

Did you know that Gadwal silk sarees are so light that they can be folded into the size of a small matchbox?