Beating a traditional description of a saree is this ultra modern drape. Sometimes without a border and other times without even a single motif. Oh and sometimes without either. The quintessential plain saree is soft, feminine version of the little black dress. You can dress them up or down depending on the occasion. Made from the softest cottons, silks and vegan silks, these sarees are a must-have in every wardrobe. These sarees are handwoven Mangalagiri and Bangalore. Each saree has an individual description of where it originated from.
Yutika is a pale butter-yellow Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk, with a smooth sheen, a fine border and hand-knotted tassels. Light a...
View full detailsAnvishi is a soft aqua-blue Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk, smooth and lustrous, finished with hand-knotted tassels. A calm, elegan...
View full detailsMrinmayi is a yellow Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk with a softly textured pallu and hand-knotted tassels. Light and sunny for hald...
View full detailsRuchira is a soft golden-brown Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk with a smooth sheen and hand-knotted tassels. Understated and elegant...
View full detailsAnagha is a pale mint-green Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk, smooth and lustrous, with hand-knotted tassels. Fresh and gentle for da...
View full detailsPavrini is a green Mangalagiri handloom saree in silk-cotton woven with fine zari checks and a broad silver zari temple pallu, edged in mustard. Li...
View full detailsSalmira is a bottle-green Mangalagiri handloom saree in silk-cotton with fine zari checks and a broad silver zari temple pallu. Light and festive f...
View full detailsRitvaya is a deep red Mangalagiri handloom saree in silk-cotton with fine zari checks and a broad silver zari temple pallu. Light and festive for p...
View full detailsNivyara is a mustard-orange Mangalagiri handloom saree in silk-cotton with fine zari checks and a broad silver zari temple pallu. Warm and festive ...
View full detailsVaneshi is a pink-red Mangalagiri handloom saree in silk-cotton with fine zari checks and a broad silver zari temple pallu, edged in bright pink. L...
View full detailsRishika is a pale sky-blue Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk with a soft sheen and hand-knotted tassels. Cool and calm for summer func...
View full detailsAnura is a red Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk with a fine textured weave and hand-knotted tassels in red and black. Bold and festiv...
View full detailsMuthu is a pearl-white Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk with a soft sheen and an easy, fluid drape. Classic and elegant for pujas, fe...
View full detailsTejam is a green-gold Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk with a softly shimmering weave and black tassels. Light and elegant for festiv...
View full detailsPanna is a dark green Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk with a fine textured weave and hand-knotted tassels. Rich and understated for ...
View full detailsShilpam is a bubblegum-pink Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk with a soft sheen and hand-knotted tassels. Bright and light for festive...
View full detailsVendi is a silver-black Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk with a metallic sheen and a smooth drape. Sleek and modern for evening funct...
View full detailsChiti is a dark mauve Mangalagiri handloom saree in vegan plant silk, deep and rich in colour with a smooth finish. A graceful drape for evening fu...
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Navratri is a celebration of devotion, colour and tradition. Across nine nights, devotees worship the nine forms of Goddess Durga, with each day traditionally associated with a different colour in many Navratri celebrations. The colours commonly followed include yellow, green,...
The saree is a six-yard garment that lends itself to a wide range of occasions, from everyday wear to formal celebrations. The half saree, traditionally worn by young women in South India, combines a skirt, blouse and a draped dupatta or voni. Its structured silhouette and distinctive drape make it particularly suited to festive and ceremonial dressing.
A buyer looking at a handloom saree should pay attention to the yarn, weave, density and finishing rather than relying on the words “cotton” or “silk-cotton” on the product label. Those specifications have a far greater bearing on how the saree will look, feel and perform over time.
