Kanchipuram · Handwoven
Six yards of inheritance
Pure mulberry silk, temple borders and real zari — woven by families who have kept the craft for four generations.
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KanchipuramBanarasiChanderiTussarMaheshwariMysore SilkMulmul
Black Crepe Paisley Print Saree
Rs. 974
Rs. 1,298
Emerald Raw Silk Saree
Rs. 6,299
Rs. 8,999
Haldi Mulmul Cotton Saree
Rs. 2,199
Rs. 2,999
Korvai join · KanchipuramThe making
Nine months on a pit loom, one saree at a time
A Kanchipuram border is woven separately and joined to the body by hand, thread by thread, in a technique called korvai. Pull at the join and the fabric will tear before it parts. It is slower, costlier and entirely unnecessary — which is precisely why it is worth doing.
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Every loom has a language
Six regions, six vocabularies of thread. Start wherever your eye lands.
Varanasi · 2026Our weavers
Four generations at one loom
We buy directly from weaving families in Kanchipuram, Varanasi and Chanderi — no middlemen, no power-loom substitutes. Every saree carries the name of the household that made it, and a fair price paid before it ever reaches you.
The films
Six yards, in motion
Styling films from our studio — see how each weave falls before you buy.