The repeat is the most important part of block printing. It creates not just the pattern, but the rhythm, the taal of every saree. Best suited for office wear, subtle evening out or even your bestie on a hot summer day. These sarees are hand block printed in Jaipur, Machilipatna and Bangalore. Each saree has an individual description of where it originated from.
Parushi is a blue Jaipur silk-cotton saree hand block printed with paisleys and florals in indigo, rust and cream, with a zari edge. Light and arti...
पूरा विवरण देखेंMalrini is a teal-blue Jaipur silk-cotton saree hand block printed with geometric lattices and paisleys in white, with a zari edge. Light and easy ...
पूरा विवरण देखेंVehanika is a purple Jaipur silk-cotton saree hand block printed with leaf and paisley motifs in white, with fine zari lines. Light and elegant for...
पूरा विवरण देखेंYavini is an off-white Jaipur silk-cotton saree hand block printed with floral buttis, with a striped pallu in orange and black and a zari edge. Li...
पूरा विवरण देखेंSaarmika is a green Jaipur silk-cotton saree hand block printed with florals, scrolls and large paisleys in teal, brown, black and white. Light and...
पूरा विवरण देखेंArvini is a pink Jaipur silk-cotton saree hand block printed with dense florals in green, yellow and orange, with a zari edge. Light, cheerful and ...
पूरा विवरण देखेंMadhrini is a blue Jaipur silk-cotton saree hand block printed with florals and stripes in pink, yellow and blue, with a zari edge. Light and cheer...
पूरा विवरण देखेंVelmira is a sage-green Jaipur silk-cotton saree hand block printed with floral buttis and borders in white, with a zari edge. Calm and light for o...
पूरा विवरण देखेंNivasha is an off-white Jaipur silk-cotton saree hand block printed with geometric patterns and stripes in indigo and black, with a blue zari edge....
पूरा विवरण देखेंRudraya is a blue Jaipur silk-cotton saree hand block printed with florals and stripes in sky-blue, olive and cream, with a zari edge. Light and fr...
पूरा विवरण देखेंMevara is an orange Jaipur saree in 100% cotton, hand block printed with black and cream motifs and wavy stripes. Bright, breathable and easy for e...
पूरा विवरण देखेंMandraya is a brown Jaipur saree in 100% cotton, hand block printed with vegetable dyes in florals, paisleys and leaf motifs in earthy tones. Breat...
पूरा विवरण देखेंVeyrini is a brown Jaipur saree in 100% cotton, hand block printed with vegetable dyes in rich floral medallions and stripes in mustard and cream. ...
पूरा विवरण देखेंRaviniya is a brown Jaipur saree in 100% cotton, hand block printed with vegetable dyes in geometric and floral motifs in cream and mustard. Natura...
पूरा विवरण देखेंNavesha is a green Jaipur saree in 100% cotton, hand block printed with vegetable dyes in rose and floral patterns in sea-green and cream. Fresh an...
पूरा विवरण देखेंVelanira is a green Jaipur saree in 100% cotton, hand block printed with vegetable dyes in florals and geometric blocks in mint, blue and black. Co...
पूरा विवरण देखेंOne of the earliest known methods of textile printing, Usage of blocks was the most preferred way for many centuries due to the highly artistic res...
पूरा विवरण देखेंOne of the earliest known methods of textile printing, Usage of blocks was the most preferred way for many centuries due to the highly artistic res...
पूरा विवरण देखेंOne of the earliest known methods of textile printing, Usage of blocks was the most preferred way for many centuries due to the highly artistic res...
पूरा विवरण देखेंOne of the earliest known methods of textile printing, Usage of blocks was the most preferred way for many centuries due to the highly artistic res...
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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.
