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Mix Saree – Blue & Teal Checks with Gold Zari Border
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Refresh your ethnic wardrobe with this elegant simple mix saree featuring a classic blue and teal checked design, accented by a shimmering gold zari border and vibrant magenta pallu. Lightweight and comfortable, it's perfect for office wear, festive celebrations, and everyday traditional elegance. |
$60.00
Handwoven Dhakai Jamdani Saree – Dusty Mauve with Gold & White Floral Motif
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Grace your wardrobe with this elegant handwoven Dhakai Jamdani saree in a soft dusty mauve shade, beautifully accented with delicate gold and white floral woven motifs. Lightweight and timeless, its intricate border and matching blouse piece make it the perfect choice for weddings, festive celebrations, and special occasions. |
$125.00
Handwoven Dhakai Jamdani Saree – Magenta with Silver Zari
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Grace your wardrobe with this elegant handwoven Dhakai Jamdani saree in a rich magenta shade, beautifully accented with shimmering silver zari floral and geometric motifs. Lightweight and timeless, its intricately woven border and matching blouse piece make it a perfect choice for weddings, festive celebrations, and special occasions. |
$125.00
Tissue Banarasi Jamdani Saree – Ivory Gold with Multicolor Woven Motifs
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Grace your wardrobe with this elegant Tissue Banarasi Jamdani saree in a radiant ivory gold shade, beautifully accented with intricate gold zari work and delicate multicolor floral motifs. Its luxurious sheen and timeless craftsmanship make it the perfect choice for weddings, festive celebrations, and special occasions. |
$125.00
Premium Linen Saree – Pink & Orange with Silver Zari Leaf Motifs
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Grace your wardrobe with this elegant linen saree in a vibrant pink and orange color combination, beautifully accented with delicate silver zari leaf motifs and a contrasting woven border. Lightweight, breathable, and effortlessly stylish, it is the perfect choice for festive celebrations, cultural events, office wear, and special occasions. |
$110.00
Pure Tussar Silk Saree – Olive Green with Traditional Woven Motifs
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Elevate your ethnic wardrobe with this elegant pure Tussar silk saree in a soft olive green shade, beautifully adorned with delicate woven motifs and an intricately designed traditional pallu. Lightweight with a natural silk texture and subtle sheen, it is perfect for weddings, festive celebrations, cultural events, and special occasions. |
$210.00
Handwoven Dhakai Jamdani Saree – Emerald Green with Copper Zari
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Grace your wardrobe with this elegant handwoven Dhakai Jamdani saree in a deep emerald green shade, beautifully accented with delicate copper zari floral motifs and a striking geometric woven border. Lightweight and timeless, its intricate craftsmanship and matching blouse piece make it a perfect choice for weddings, festive celebrations, and special occasions. |
$125.00
Handwoven Dhakai Jamdani Saree – Ivory White with Multicolor Woven Motifs
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Grace your wardrobe with this elegant handwoven Dhakai Jamdani saree in a classic ivory white shade, beautifully accented with delicate multicolor woven motifs and a vibrant red and green border. Lightweight and timeless, its intricate craftsmanship and matching blouse piece make it a perfect choice for festive celebrations, cultural events, and special occasions. |
$125.00
Handwoven Dhakai Jamdani Saree – Magenta with Gold Zari
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Grace your wardrobe with this vibrant handwoven Dhakai Jamdani saree in a rich magenta hue, beautifully accented with elegant gold zari floral and vine motifs. Lightweight and timeless, its intricately woven border and matching blouse piece make it a perfect choice for weddings, festive celebrations, and special occasions. |
$125.00
Handwoven Dhakai Jamdani Saree – Sage Green with Silver & Copper Zari
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Grace your wardrobe with this elegant handwoven Dhakai Jamdani saree in a soft sage green shade, beautifully adorned with delicate silver and copper zari motifs. Lightweight and timeless, its intricately woven border and matching blouse piece make it the perfect choice for weddings, festive celebrations, and special occasions. |
$125.00
Handwoven Dhakai Jamdani Saree – Lavender with Silver & Multicolor Zari
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Grace your look with this elegant handwoven Dhakai Jamdani saree in a soft lavender shade, beautifully accented with shimmering silver and multicolor zari motifs. Lightweight and timeless, its intricately woven border and matching blouse piece make it a perfect choice for weddings, festive occasions, and cultural celebrations. |
$125.00
Elegant Resham Tissue Saree – Magenta with Gold Zari & Sequin Detailing
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Elevate your ethnic collection with this elegant muslin saree in a rich magenta hue, beautifully accented with shimmering zari detailing and subtle sequin embellishments. Lightweight and graceful, it offers a luxurious drape, making it the perfect choice for weddings, festive celebrations, and special occasions. |
$125.00
Indian Fashion Glossary & Types of Motifs
Knowing about the patterns of motifs and embroidery patterns on traditional Indian clothes will make it easier to buy the right dress or dress material for different occasions. Let’s take a look into the glossary for having better knowledge on Indian fashion industry-
Aari workHand-embroidered patches of cotton cloths are sewed together, it was originated in Gujarat but now it is adorned by whole India. This sort of embroidery is completely hand knitted by skilled artisans.BandhejThis tie-dye design is commonly seen in saris, however presently designers are using this material to make Indo-western dresses as well.BatikThis is a Gujrati dyeing method; in this process lukewarm wax is decanted over the piece of cloth in a specific design or motif prior coloring the material in the cold water. The wax is then unpeeled for divulging the silhouette. Batik printed saris are very popular in India, especially in those regions where the temperature remain high during summer as they are comfortable to wear. Batik printed cotton material is also used for making skirts, tops and churidar.BaluchariThis material was created in the Baluchar village of Murshidabad, a district of West Bengal, later this industry was shifted from Murshidabad to Bishnupur that is located in Bankura district of the same province. This is a certain form of silk saris and has huge demand in Bengal and other provinces as well.ChikankariThough there are different opinions about the origin of this sophisticated weaving technique but according to the popular belief this form was originated by the wife of Mughal Emperor Jahangir. Lucknow was one of the cultural hubs of Mughal reign and this special technique of weaving was flourished in this city. White embroidery with mainly floral patterns is the characteristic of this pattern that is executed in white cotton cloth with cotton or silk threads that are untwisted. But nowadays artists are using different colored clothes instead of following the traditional trends of using white color.IkkatThe name of the pattern created by the tie-dyeing the weft ad wrap threads before weaving which is a specialty of Orissa, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh. This sarisare delivered in other provinces of the country genrally from Orissa.KalamkariThis referred to both painted as well as printed cotton clothes. The term was originated by merging two Persian words that are kalam and kari. Kalam means pen and kari means craftsmanship.GotaA thin ribbon is interlaced with silver or gold thread and this technique is utilized for appliqué work.PaithaniSilk and cotton saris manufactured in Paithan of Maharashtra. This sort of sari generally has moor, amli and hefty flower-patterned shapes in the design. However Paithani benarasi that is found in the sari market is generally cheaper from the usual benarasi sari. If you have interest to know more about various type of fascinating work in other regions of India, continue exploring Indian apparel online at this site. |













