Bold, fierce, unapologetic, embodiment of sheer speed. That’s her…Jaguar. We bow down to the majestic beauty of this victorious queen of jungle. A protector of her clan, a nurturer of the equilibrium that’s laid down by the nature.
Here’s introducing the “Jaguar ” saree where we have passionately painted her powerful postures on katan silk fabric with Indonesian Batik technique. There couldn’t have been a more perfect choice of our muse to style this saree, than the breathtaking gorgeous and talented Bibriti. One who never cares for the presumptions of people and remains in peace with her own identity.
Come, embrace the wilderness with pride.
The six-yard ensemble gets a new definition with Contemporary Sarees, designed to take Indian ethnicity worldwide.
This one is a beautiful handwoven silver and black chanderi pure pattu saree
Blouse is not attached with the saree. You can order the blouse piece or readymade blouse separately.
The word ‘Ikat’ comes from the Malay-Indonesian word Mengikat, which means to bind, knot, or wind around. In India, Ikat textiles are known as Patola and Mashru in Gujarat, Bandh in Odisha, Pochampally Ikat and Telia Rumal in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Yarn-resist tie-dye textiles or Telia rumal sarees are woven in double ikkat.
saree colour is mid night blue
Saree length 6.4 mts including blouse piece
The word ‘Ikat’ comes from the Malay-Indonesian word Mengikat, which means to bind, knot, or wind around. In India, Ikat textiles are known as Patola and Mashru in Gujarat, Bandh in Odisha, Pochampally Ikat and Telia Rumal in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Yarn-resist tie-dye textiles or Telia rumal sarees are woven in double ikkat.
The word ‘Ikat’ comes from the Malay-Indonesian word Mengikat, which means to bind, knot, or wind around. In India, Ikat textiles are known as Patola and Mashru in Gujarat, Bandh in Odisha, Pochampally Ikat and Telia Rumal in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Yarn-resist tie-dye textiles or Telia rumal sarees are woven in double ikkat.
Saree length 6.4 mts including blouse piece
The word ‘Ikat’ comes from the Malay-Indonesian word Mengikat, which means to bind, knot, or wind around. In India, Ikat textiles are known as Patola and Mashru in Gujarat, Bandh in Odisha, Pochampally Ikat and Telia Rumal in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Yarn-resist tie-dye textiles or Telia rumal sarees are woven in double ikkat.
Handwoven dark green mustard telia rumal cotton saree with blouse piece
Saree length 6.3 mts including blouse piece
₹32,500Original price was: ₹32,500.₹27,795Current price is: ₹27,795.
Pichwai hand painting designer tussar
What is Faith? Faith is your bond with the Supreme, your conviction that’s spiritual and not ritualistic. It does not need any validation from social or religious norms. Here is our “Faith”, this isn’t just a saree, it’s a beautiful amalgamation of different doctrines of religions.The hand painting is a marvel from the house of a practicing Hindu. Where as the handwork detailing is intricately done by a Muslim man who believes in humanity above everything else! From their hands, through our hearts.. this piece of art is dedicated to you.
Paithani saree, also known as the ‘Queen of Sarees’ is one of the most popular types of sarees in India. Along with a beautiful and unique pattern, it also carries a cultural significance. The Paithani has its origins in antiquity, hailing from the royal dynasties of the medieval town of Paithan near Aurangabad. Named after the town, the saree is believed to have been originally made with the finest silk threads from China and pure zari that was spun locally. This sari signifies years of superfluity and the finesse of Indian handloom, and every piece is characterised with the luxurious and liberal use of gold, as well as floral and bird-inspired motifs. The modern iterations of the sari from Paithan and Yeola are crafted from homegrown silk threads from Bangalore, while the zari is sourced from Surat.
Peach pink pure silk traditional peacock pallu paithani saree with running blouse piece
Length 6.3 mts
