Signature Handloom Dupattas
Our Signature dupattas: handwoven Banarasi with gold zari, gajji silk Bandhani and Sambalpuri Ikat — the occasion pieces.
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Quiet accents of handwoven craft.
Handwoven dupattas created using traditional techniques, featuring refined textures, intricate detailing, and authentic finishes.
Each piece is crafted in small numbers, making it a meaningful addition to both contemporary and traditional wardrobes.
Each piece is crafted in small numbers, making it a meaningful addition to both contemporary and traditional wardrobes.
Signature handwoven dupattas for weddings and occasions
The Signature edit is the occasion end of our dupattas. Most of it is silk: Banarasi handwoven with gold zari, and Bandhani tie-dyed on gajji silk. The handwoven Sambalpuri Ikat pieces sit alongside them.
These are the dupattas to build a wedding-season outfit around. A Signature piece over a plain silk or cotton suit is enough on its own, and in winter it layers well over a jacket or shawl.
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.
Signature Handloom Dupattas — frequently asked questions
What makes a dupatta Signature?
The weight of the work: handwoven Banarasi zari brocade, Bandhani on gajji silk, and handwoven Ikat. These are our most involved pieces.
Which Signature dupatta is best for a wedding?
A Banarasi with gold zari is the traditional choice; red or maroon gajji silk Bandhani is another.
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.