SAREE

A saree (also spelled Sari) is a traditional garment worn by women from the Indian subcontinent. It is made of about six (6) yards long fabric and is wrapped around the waist over a petticoat with the left end made to hang over the head or shoulder. It is often brightly coloured and frequently embroidered with silk, cotton, or synthetic cloth

Bhujori

Bhujori saree (more commonly spelled Bhujodi saree) refers to the handwoven artisan sarees from Bhujodi village in Kutch, Gujarat — known for Kala cotton, extra‑weft motifs, tribal patterns, and sometimes mirror work.

Handloom Jamdani

Handloom Jamdani Saree

Cotton Dhakai (Phulia Cttn)

Bengal Cotton Saree

Tussar

Tussar Saree

Gadwal

Gadwal Saree

Khaddi Benarasi

Khaddi Georgette Saree

Chiffon Georgette

Chiffon Georgette Saree

Munga

Munga Benarasi Saree

Orgenza

Orgenza Saree

Maheshwari

Maheshwari Saree

Kora Benarasi

Banarasi saree woven from “kora” silk, which is also called organza silk

Kalamkari on Bangalore Silk

Kalamkari Saree

Ikkat

Ikkat Saree

Kuppadam

Kuppadam Saree

Pure Silk

Pure Silk Saree

Raw Mango Silk

Raw Mango Saree

Uppada Silk

Upadda Saree

Chanderi Saree

Chanderi Saree

Modal Silk Saree

Modal Ajrakh Saree

Handwork Silk Saree

Handwork Silk Sarees

Geecha Silk Saree

Geecha Silk Sarees

Kani Silk Saree

Matka Silk Saree

Kora Silk Saree

Mul Mul

Mul Mul Saree

Madhubani

Madhubani sarees are hand‑painted or hand‑printed sarees featuring the famous Mithila (Madhubani) art from Bihar

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