Banaras · handloom · since the loom
Woven in Banaras, worn anywhere
Every piece here is handwoven on a pit loom in Banaras and chosen one at a time — pure katan, kora, tissue, khaddi georgette, munga and mashru silk, with the zari work that takes a weaver weeks rather than hours.
The three houses
Shop by drape
Sarees, unstitched suit sets and dupattas — the same looms, three ways to wear them.

Sarees

Suits

Dupattas
Just off the loom
New arrivals
The most recent pieces to reach us. Each one is a single saree — when it is gone it is gone.

















The craft
Six weeks on a pit loom, for one saree
A Banarasi saree is not printed and it is not machine-woven. Two weavers sit at a pit loom and lift the warp by hand, thread by thread, following a punch-card pattern that was drawn before the first shuttle moved.
The zari is real metal thread. The motifs — kadhwa boota, shikargah, jaal, paithani, rangkaat — are named for how they are made, not for how they look, and each one changes what the loom can do next.
Best sellers
Most loved
The pieces our customers keep coming back for.








Each thread whispering stories of artisans’ craftsmanship.
Gali Banaras
Eleven silks
Shop by weave
Katan, kora, tissue, khaddi georgette, munga, mashru, tussar — each one behaves differently on the body.

Pure Katan Silk Saree

Pure Ektara Katan Silk

Pure Tissue Silk

Pure Katan Kora Silk Saree

Pure Mushroo Silk

Pure Munga Silk

Pure Kora Silk

Pure Silk

Pure Georgette Saree

Pure Tusser Saree
Reading
The journal
On handloom, on the weavers, and on why a Banarasi saree costs what it costs.
Before you order
Shipping, worldwide
We ship everywhere. These are the questions we are asked most — the full policy is on the shipping page.
Customers
In their words
Delhi
Come and see them in person
Photographs only go so far with silk. The shop is in Ashok Vihar, and we are happy to put a piece in your hands.




