Bandhani print saree in a silk-blend fabric, finished with hand-applied gota patti on the border and pallu, in bright dual-tone shaded panels.

• Bandhani print - the classic Rajasthani tie-and-dye look at a printed-fabric price
• Hand-applied gota patti - real gota work on the border and pallu, stitched on so the saree stays light to drape
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 4 dual-tone shades - Yellow and Red, Pink and Yellow, Green and Yellow, Royal Blue and Pink

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

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

Chiffon saree in soft cloud-effect tie and dye, with silver gota patti phool motifs across the body and large chand medallions on the pallu.

• Shaded dye - colour fades gently from deep at the pallu to light near the border
• Hand-dyed - every piece comes out slightly different
• Blouse piece included - 0.8 m unstitched
• 6 shades - Pink, Red, Firozi, Yellow, Parrot Green, Orange

Chiffon saree with hand-applied gota patti across the body and oil print flowers scattered through it, finished with a gota lace border.

• Hand-applied gota patti - real gota work, stitched on by hand, so it sits raised off the chiffon instead of lying flat like machine work
• Oil print flowers - printed, not hand-painted; the trade calls this hand-painted and we will not
• Blouse piece included - approximately 0.7 to 0.8 m unstitched
• 10 shades - Red, Lemon Yellow, Baby Pink, Wine Purple, Navy Blue, Orange, Lavender, Marigold Yellow, Bottle Green, Rani Pink

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

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

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

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