Sarees, blouses and salwar suits
The art of
The art of
Indian elegance
Contemporary silhouettes drawn from weaves that have not changed in four hundred years.
Explore collection →A saree is not
a costume.
It is the most worn garment in the country and the least understood outside it. We work with weaving families in Kanchipuram, Varanasi and Chanderi, buy at prices they set, and photograph the cloth as it actually falls.
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Price range: ₹5,800 through ₹6,600
Aadhira Silk Blend Anarkali with Zardosi
Blouse: Stitched Price range: ₹15,200 through ₹16,000
Sharanya Georgette Palazzo Set
Blouse: Stitched Price range: ₹7,600 through ₹8,400
Rukmini Cotton Straight Suit Set
Blouse: Stitched Price range: ₹4,400 through ₹5,200
Ilaa Chanderi Anarkali Suit Set with Dupatta
Blouse: Stitched Price range: ₹9,900 through ₹10,700
Devika Tussar Silk Saree with Temple Border
Blouse: Unstitched Price range: ₹11,800 through ₹12,600
Kaveri Handloom Cotton Saree
Blouse: Not Included Price range: ₹3,200 through ₹4,000
Chitra Banarasi Silk Saree with Blouse Piece
Blouse: Unstitched Price range: ₹24,900 through ₹25,700
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Six yards,
no zip.
A saree has no seams, no fastenings and no size. It is one uncut length of cloth that fits a body at twenty and the same body at fifty. Nothing else in a wardrobe does that.
The weave is where the value sits. A Kanjivaram body and border are woven separately and joined by hand, which is why the join survives being folded for a decade.




