Silk Sarees
Handwoven pure silk sarees across several weaving traditions — Kanjivaram, Mangalagiri, Leheriya, Maheshwari and Bandhani among them.
34 products (filtered)
Dhanak - Lavender Leheriya Saree In Tussar Silk
Rs. 11,990.00
Dhanak - Light Brown Leheriya Saree In Tussar Silk
Rs. 11,990.00
Dhanak - Wine Leheriya Saree In Tussar Silk
Rs. 11,990.00
Dhanak - Grey Leheriya Saree In Tussar Silk
Rs. 11,990.00
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Handwoven pure silk sarees across India's weaving traditions
Our silk sarees are handwoven in pure silk and drawn from several distinct regional traditions rather than one. Kanjivaram from Tamil Nadu, Mangalagiri from Andhra, Maheshwari from Madhya Pradesh, and tie-dyed Leheriya and Bandhani work from Rajasthan and Gujarat all sit in this edit.
That range is deliberate — silk is the fabric, not the style — so it is worth using the craft collections if you already know the tradition you want. If you are browsing by occasion instead, the heavier zari pieces belong at weddings and the lighter weaves carry an ordinary festive day.
Because these are woven by hand, slight irregularities in the weave and small colour shifts between pieces are normal. They are the signature of a handloom, not a flaw.
Silk Sarees — frequently asked questions
Which silk weaving traditions are in this collection?
Kanjivaram, Mangalagiri, Maheshwari, Leheriya and Bandhani among others. Each product page names the tradition it belongs to.
Is this pure silk?
Yes. Every saree in this collection is woven in pure silk. Silk-cotton blends are listed separately.
How do I choose between the weaves?
Kanjivaram is the heaviest and most zari-rich, made for weddings. Mangalagiri and Maheshwari are lighter and more wearable. Leheriya and Bandhani are tie-dyed rather than woven-patterned.
How should I care for it?
Dry clean only. Store folded in cotton or muslin away from direct light, and refold along a different line occasionally so the zari does not crease in one place.