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A meeting of peacock green, magenta and gold—like a peacock in full splendour, graceful, vibrant and impossible to overlook.
A deep peacock green Banarasi katan silk saree with classic paisley bootis, a contrast magenta pink border, and pallu woven with Bel (floral vines) and Ambi (paisley) motifs in gold zari.
Born from the rhythm of a storm, where every ripple is steeped in vintage wine.
This beautiful Arashi Shibori Banarasi organza saree from our ‘ Leher’ collection again features a striking half and half design, this time in deep wine colour, keeping one half with Sona Rupa bootis and the other half giving it streaks using Arashi Shibori technique. The border subtly frames the saree while the pallu in gold Banarasi design gives it a festive feel.
Where darkness of the night meets the softness of moonlight.
This beautiful Khaddi chiffon Banarasi saree, in a striking black, falls with a fluid texture that creates a graceful, flattering silhouette. Silver zari kalga bootis are scattered across the body, while a traditional floral bel border brings in delicate vine and leaf motifs, framed by elegant guard borders. The pallu unfolds into a rich floral kalga jaal in shimmering silver zari — a timeless expression of Mughal garden artistry and Banarasi heritage.
The finest details are often the ones left unwritten—a canvas of peach, framed by the legacy of gold.
This peach tissue silk organza celebrates the finesse of tonal Banarasi weaving. A finely rendered floral bel border leads into a self-on-self zari jaal pallu, composed of stylised blossoms, scrolling foliage, and restrained ambi influences, all framed by classic rekh borders.
Where the soft glow of peach-rose meets the abundance of a blooming Banarasi gulzar.
A peach – rose Banarasi tissue saree framed by an intricately woven floral creeper, with delicate branches unfolding into blossoms and leaves, while the pallu has a series of richly coloured stylised floral bouquets arranged between finely woven geometric zari bands. The body has tiny zari butis scattered all over.
Royal purple dissolves into the lightness of Kora Organza, while Banaras writes its poetry in gold
A royal purple kora organza saree from Banaras, adorned with delicate gold leaf butis, an intricately woven Banarasi border of flourishing vines leads into an oppulent pallu, where heirloom floral motifs unfold in radiant gold. Weightless in feel, yet rich in legacy.
Introducing Reversible Katan Pure Silk Saree
Two stories, one weave — crafted to be admired from either side.
Showcasing the finesse of silk-on-silk weaving, where sage and dusty rose threads intertwine to create an elegant trellis jaal across the body. Delicate floral vines frame the borders, leading into a richly patterned pallu — all brought to life through meticulous thread work instead of metallic zari.
Crafted in the traditional do-rukha weave, the colours reverse gracefully on either side, offering two distinct expressions in a single heirloom drape.
When haldi turns gold, and the colours of joy follow.
A luminous Banarasi tissue in a rich haldi gold, its borderless body allowing the beauty of the weave to take centre stage. Distinctive ambi-inspired zari bootis, with layered floral and foliate detailing, are scattered across the field, while the pallu carries a denser woven composition.
The entire saree is elegantly framed by a fine satin Rekh border in a contrast magenta colour. Comes with a contrasting magenta blouse, adding a vibrant counterpoint to the golden glow.
Another expression of the luminous beauty of tissue silk organza from Banaras, this time in a deep blue lavender. The unadorned body is framed by a finely rendered floral bel, while the pallu unfolds into a rich self-on-self zari jaal of stylised blossoms, scrolling foliage, and subtle ambi-inspired forms, finished with classic rekh borders.
A composition where the quiet elegance of the body gives way to the richness of traditional Banarasi weaving.
Where regal depth meets the luminous grace of tissue.
Another Banarasi tissue saree, glowing in the radiance of gold zari, this time in a rich, lush green. The same delicate floral motifs from its lavender counterpart flow across the saree in alternating small and large forms, framed by an elegant woven border and a richly detailed pallu.
Tiny mirror-like embellishments, scattered delicately along the border and pallu, add little flashes of light to this beautiful play of green and gold.
The quiet romance of dark lavender, illuminated from within by gold, where delicate blooms add a touch of grandeur.
A soft lavender Banarasi tissue saree, warmed by a golden sheen, its luminous canvas adorned with hanging bouquet motifs — worked in fine gold-toned thread with turquoise foliage and tiny mirror-like embellishments in blush pink and silver, creating a jewel-like floral cluster.
The broad gold-woven border adds richness, finished with a deep lavender edge that echoes the floral detailing.
A blush that whispers, delicate in hue, weightless in spirit.
An onion pink Banarasi Khaddi chiffon saree, adorned with silver zari kalga bootis, scattered across the fine khaddi chiffon fabric. Traditional floral bel border with wine and leaf motifs elegantly framing the saree, paired with a richly woven pallu with floral kalga jaal, inspired by Mughal gardens and Banarasi heritage. The color feels like a rose touched by moonlight.
A champagne gold Banarasi tissue saree, embellished with floral motifs featuring metallic beadwork and gota-inspired appliqué detailing, paired with a richly woven Banarasi zari border and pallu.
Born from the rhythm of a storm, where charcoal meets the silence of the night
Introducing a saree from Banaras, using the Japanese Arashi Shibori technique of weaving where a meeting of black and grey streaks unfolds on whisper-light organza in a striking half-and-half composition.
Named after the Japanese word for storm, this centuries-old resist-dyeing technique creates flowing, unrepeatable patterns, making each saree beautifully unique.
A symphony of measured checks, culminating in ornate zari medallions. ✨
A Raw Mango inspired, royal purple banarsi soft silk saree where the measured grid of fine gold checks lends the silk its contemporary character, while intricately woven zari medallions, reminiscent of royal seals and temple mandalas, anchor the design with heritage and depth. Together, they create a composition that is graphic, balanced, and quietly striking.
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