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Welcome to the 5000 year old Sista-Hood!

There's something missing when it is not Seven. Can you imagine a Six-colored rainbow or a Six-day week? Seven sarees brings this completion to Indian Fashion as an ethical and intelligent brand amidst the hustle and bustle of fast fashion and mass production!

Our designs are modern with contemporary elements but our weaves find their origin in heritage concepts and methods almost as old as time.

We need all your love to give it back multifold!

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  • Can a Saree Be Worn Without a Petticoat? - Seven Sarees
    September 21, 2025

    Can a Saree Be Worn Without a Petticoat?

    Long before the stitched underskirt became standard, Indian women wrapped unstitched cloth directly on the body. The petticoat is a relatively recent colonial addition. As designers and wearers revisit older traditions, the question resurfaces: can the saree stand on its own?

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  • What Saree to Wear for Your Body Type - Seven Sarees
    September 3, 2025

    What Saree to Wear for Your Body Type

    From the regal Banarasi silk to the versatile Tussar, and the heritage charm of Sungudi and Bangalore handloom cotton, Seven Sarees maps how different weaves flatter different body types. Every drape, in this sense, is more than clothing—it is craft shaped around the body.

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  • Kodiyala Sarees: The Decline of a Karnataka Weaving Tradition - Seven Sarees
    August 31, 2025

    Kodiyala Sarees: The Decline of a Karnataka Weaving Tradition

    Once a thriving weaving hub in Mandya district, Kodiyala sarees were known for their sturdy cotton and everyday elegance. Today, the looms of Kodiyala have fallen silent, with only a few families preserving fragments of the craft. Many of these weavers migrated to Kollur and later to Bangalore, where their skills survive in small clusters. This report traces the decline of Kodiyala handloom and its continued legacy through weavers now working with Seven Sarees.

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