Our Collection
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Blue Kantha Hand-Embroidered Saree (White Thread Work) -
Cream Kota Doria Saree with Olive Green, Pink, Yellow & Mehendi Green Phulkari Embroidery -
Green Kota Doria Saree with Red and Green Phulkari Geometric Work | Lightweight Festive Wear -
Grey Kota Doria Saree with Vibrant Multicolour Phulkari Embroidery | Festive & Lightweight -
Gujarati Embroidered Art Silk Saree with Mirror Work — Red & White -
Gujarati Embroidered Blended Bangalore Silk Saree — Black Multicolour -
Gujarati Embroidered Blended Bangalore Silk Saree — Deep Green Multicolour -
Gujarati Embroidered Blended Bangalore Silk Saree — Deep Wine Purple -
Gujarati Embroidered Blended Bangalore Silk Saree — Pink & White -
Gujarati Embroidered Blended Bangalore Silk Saree — Yellow & Red -
Hand Embroidered Royal Blue Kantha Stitch Silk Saree – Multicolour Floral Thread Work | Bengal Traditional Saree -
Hand Embroidered Rust Brown Kantha Stitch Silk Saree – Ivory Floral & Bird Thread Work | Bengal Heritage Saree | Light Defect
Ways to Drape Your Saree
Discover the timeless elegance of traditional draping styles. Each method tells a unique story and brings out the beauty of your pre-loved saree.
Nivi Drape
The most popular draping style, originating from Andhra Pradesh. Perfect for everyday elegance.
Regular Drape
Traditional style with pleats at the front. Graceful and comfortable for all occasions.
Gujarati Drape
Distinctive style with the pallu draped in front. Ideal for festive celebrations and garba nights.
Regular Open Pallu Drape
Contemporary fusion style that combines saree elegance with comfort. Perfect for receptions.
