Sarees

Saree is an Indian traditional outfit worn by women since an unknown period of time. But over the years, the number of women wearing sarees has decreased in number due to dominating western fashion. You can hardly point out a woman wearing a saree while walking down the street. 

Cotton Sarees seems to be an outfit for old aged women. You are at the right place to eliminate this misconception about cotton sarees. The soothing nature of cotton fabrics allows easy breathability which keeps the skin cool and calm.

Silk sarees are the traditional, elegant and most commonly chosen outfit by women for a wedding, festival or any special occasion. Regardless of the age, every woman has a pile of silk sarees stacked in the wardrobe. Silk sarees are known for their lustrous and shimmering surface.

Cotton saree, an Indian traditional outfit, best suited for the hot and humid climatic conditions and the elegance it portrays is unmatchable to any other. The nature of cotton fabrics allows skin to breathe which reduces the humidity.Its soothing quality, beautiful designs and affordable rates makes cotton saree the most used outfit. Pure Cotton saree is the best outfit choice to slay on an hectic office day or any formal occasion because of the comfort and ease to handle a cotton saree provides.

Jamdani saree, ‘Jam’ meaning floral and ‘Dani’ meaning Vase, is a complex art traditionally practised in eastern regions of India. Hearing Jamdani, the first thing that comes to mind is the delicate and crisp muslin fabric with intricate floral and geometrical designs famous from the region of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

A saree is the symbol of compassion and love just as a Mother is. The child holds the pallu to play with it and also while going out with her. While bringing back these memories, what can be a better gift than a saree for a Mother?

Kanchipuram pure silk saree also known as Kanjivaram pure silk is the most traditional art practised by the talented weavers of South India.