Chiffon saree in an oil print floral-leaf pattern, finished with gota patti flower medallions and gold thread vine work along the body and pallu.

• Oil print - scattered floral petals and leaves are oil-printed across the body, not hand-painted
• Gota patti flower medallions - real gota work stitched on by hand, connected by fine gold thread vine tracery
• Gota patti border - zigzag gota lace trim along the pallu and edges
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched, matching solid colour
• 4 shades - Sky Blue, Pink, Purple, Peach

Printed chiffon-blend saree in a shaded chevron pattern, finished with hathi embroidery, sequins and stone work along the border.

• Shaded chevron print - the zigzag pattern is printed with an ombre shade running through the body, not woven
• Hathi embroidery border - elephant motifs embroidered along all four borders with sequin and stone detailing, plus fine gold thread vine work
• Chiffon blend fabric - soft, flowy chiffon-blend base
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 4 shades - Pink-Maroon, Lime-Dark Green, Blue, Rust-Peach

Soft organza saree in a tie-dye print, finished with mirror work and thread embroidery along the border and body.

• Fabric: Organza
• Work: Mirror work, thread embroidery
• Print: Tie-dye

Ghat Chola two tone saree in a zari-woven check design with butti motifs throughout and a woven paisley pallu, where the border and the body carry two contrasting shades.

• Two tone colouring - the border and the body are dyed in opposite shades, so the contrast border frames the saree and stands out at the pallu
• Woven zari checks - the Ghat Chola pattern is woven into the fabric itself, not printed, with a small butti motif inside every square
• Viscose feel blend fabric - a soft, flowy viscose-type base, not silk
• Woven paisley pallu - contrast zari border with paisley motifs woven along the pallu, finished with tassels
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 8 combinations - colour names are listed as border first, then body: Red and Green, Green and Red, Rani Pink and Yellow, Royal Blue and Firozi, Mehendi Green and Yellow, Yellow and Green, Yellow and Red, Maroon and Yellow

Ghat Chola singletone saree in a zari-woven check design with butti motifs throughout and a woven paisley pallu.

• Woven zari checks - the Ghat Chola pattern is woven into the fabric itself, not printed, with a small butti motif inside every square
• Viscose-blend fabric - a soft, flowy viscose-type base, not silk
• Woven paisley pallu - contrast zari border with paisley motifs woven along the pallu, finished with tassels
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 5 shades - Green, Rani Pink, Royal Blue, Red, Dark Maroon

Jaipuri chiffon saree, hand dyed in diamond and triangle blocks on a cream ground, with Jaipuri line embroidery running the full length and a sequin scalloped border on all four sides.

• Hand dyed, not printed - the cloth is tied and dipped by hand, which is why the colour bleeds soft at the edges and the blocks never land in exactly the same place twice. Every piece is slightly different, and that is the point of hand dyeing
• Jaipuri line embroidery - fine sequin lines run top to bottom across the full body, catching light along the whole drape rather than sitting only on the border
• Two colours on a cream ground - each shade pairs two dyed colours against an off-white body, so the saree stays light in the eye despite the bold blocks
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 3 shades - Green and Red, Yellow and Red, Wine and Orange

Jaipuri chiffon saree in tie-dye with diamond colour blocks on a cream ground, zari and sequin elephant motifs, and a sequin lace border on all four sides.

• Tie-dye diamond blocks - the colour is tied and dyed into the cloth in a diamond layout, so the edges bleed softly instead of cutting sharp the way a print does, and every piece comes out slightly different
• Two colours on a cream ground - each shade pairs two accent colours against an off-white body, which is what keeps the saree light in the eye despite the bright dyeing
• Zari and sequin elephants - hathi motifs in gold thread with sequins, set between the diamonds along a fine sequin vine
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 5 shades - Rani Pink and Orange, Red and Marigold, Teal and Wine, Blue and Grey, Turquoise and Rani Pink

Tissue saree in alternating gold and colour stripes, with stone work running along every stripe and a scalloped stone-worked border on all four sides.

• Gold and colour stripes - wide bands alternate down the full length of the saree, so it reads as a single bold pattern rather than a printed motif
• Stone work along every stripe - a fine line of stones is set where each stripe meets the next, and the scalloped border carries a dense paisley pattern in stones
• Tissue with a silky finish - this is a tissue fabric, but a softer and smoother one than most tissue sarees, so it drapes closer to the body instead of standing away. We do not have a confirmed fibre name for the base, so we are not going to invent one
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 5 shades - Maroon, Red, Wine, Mustard Yellow, Royal Blue

Silk blend saree with printed floral butis picked out in stone work, a paisley border in dotted zari and stones, and a scalloped edge.

• Printed butis with stone work on top - the floral bunches are printed onto the fabric, and stones are then set over them by hand to catch light. The colour is a print, the sparkle is real stone work, and we are telling you which is which
• Paisley border in dotted work - the border runs a kalka pattern picked out in fine zari dots and stones, finishing in a scalloped edge
• Silk blend - a soft blend with a subtle sheen and an easy fall. It is not pure silk and we are not going to call it that
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched, with the same border work
• 4 shades - Red, Teal Blue, Rani Pink, Mustard Yellow

Film tissue organza saree in a rainbow of shaded stripes, with hand bead and pearl work running along every stripe and a scalloped hand-worked border on all four sides.

• Hand bead and pearl work - every stripe is separated by a hand-run line of beads, and the scalloped edge is hand-worked; this is what takes the saree past a plain printed organza
• Film tissue organza - a crisp, sheer fabric with a glassy sheen that holds its shape, which is why the pleats stand up instead of collapsing the way chiffon does
• Rainbow shaded stripes - the colour runs through the full spectrum across the drape, so the saree reads differently depending on how it is pleated and pinned
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• One shade - Multicolour

Chiffon saree in shaded dye with zari and sequin elephant motifs, a sequin vine running across the body, and a sequin lace border on all four sides.

• Shaded dye, two-tone - the body is left off-white through the middle with colour dyed into the borders, so the elephants read gold on white in the centre and tonal on the coloured bands
• Zari and sequin elephants - the hathi motifs are worked in gold zari thread with sequins set through them, spaced along the border and scattered across the body
• Sequin vine across the body - a fine looping vine with small sequin sprigs fills the space between the elephants
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 4 shades - Red, Wine, Bottle Green, Blue

Chiffon saree in tie-dye with hand-applied gota patti leaf motifs, a wide gota vine border, and mirror-effect lace detailing through the work.

• Tie-dye base - the marbled effect comes from dyeing, so the pattern falls differently on every piece and no two sarees are identical
• Hand-applied gota patti - leaf and vine motifs stitched on by hand across the body, pallu and border
• Mirror-effect lace, not real mirrors - the small silver-grey squares are a lace that catches light like mirror work; they are not glass mirrors and we are not going to call them that
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 3 shades - Red, Orange, Mustard Yellow

Chiffon saree in tie-dye print with hand-applied gota patti worked into a diagonal checks jaal across the body, and a leaf-vine border with sequin lace edging.

• Checks jaal across the full body - the gota work runs corner to corner in a diagonal lattice covering the whole saree, not just scattered butis, which is what makes this design read as heavy from a distance
• Tie-dye print - the marbled ground is printed, not dyed; you get the tie-dye look at a printed-fabric price, and we sell genuine tie-dye separately
• Hand-applied gota patti - real gota work, stitched on by hand, so it sits raised off the chiffon
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 6 shades - Turquoise Blue, Parrot Green, Yellow, Rani Pink, Orange, Red

Georgette saree in dual-tone shaded dye with hand-applied gota patti and stone work, leaf butis across the body, and a scalloped cut-work border.

• Dual-tone shaded dye - two colours dyed into one piece and blended where they meet, so the join is soft rather than a printed edge; the blend point varies slightly from piece to piece
• Hand gota patti and stone work - the leaf butis and border are gota patti with stones set into the larger corner motifs, all applied by hand
• Scalloped cut-work border - the edge is cut and finished in a wave instead of a straight hem, which is slow work and holds shape only when done properly
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 3 shades - Red and Bottle Green, Mehendi Green and Red, Blue and Rani Pink

Chiffon saree in bandhani print with hand-applied gota patti chakra motifs, a triple-line gota border, and a sequin gota lace edging on all four sides.

• Bandhani print, not bandhani - the dot pattern is printed on, not tied and dyed by hand; you get the Rajasthani bandhej look at a printed-fabric price, and we are not going to call it real bandhani
• Hand-applied gota patti - the chakra motifs and the border are genuine gota work, stitched on by hand, so they sit raised off the chiffon
• Multicolour ground - the print carries several shades blending into each other, so the saree reads differently depending on the light
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 3 shades - Forest Green, Parrot Green, Marigold Yellow