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Types of Silk in India

Which silk would you wear for a special occasion?

India’s silks are as diverse as its culture — from the golden glow of Assam’s Muga silk to the royal weaves of Banaras. Karnataka’s Mysuru, the ‘Silk City of India,’ gifts us the finest mulberry silk that drapes into iconic Kanjeevaram. Jharkhand’s wild Tussar silk brings a rustic elegance, while Meghalaya’s Eri silk is cruelty-free and cosy. Chhattisgarh’s Kosa silk and Uttar Pradesh’s timeless Banarasi keep our rich weaving heritage alive.

Swipe through to discover which silk speaks to your style.

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Banares Tussar Sarees

✨ Product Highlights:

— Weave: Handloom Banarasi Pure Tussar Silk
— Design: Kadhuwa Border and Boota
— Zari: Brocaded with Pure Copper Zari
— Blouse: Contrast Katan Silk with Border
— Authenticity: Silk Mark Certified
— 18,000+ (shipping ) ✈️⛵

Drape yourself in a legacy of royal elegance with our Banares Tussar Sarees — a symphony of tradition and artistry. The intricate kadhuwa technique, known for its strength and opulence, is paired with rich copper zari, giving the saree a glowing antique charm. Tussar silk’s natural sheen and lightweight texture make it ideal for grand occasions while ensuring all-day comfort. The contrast katan silk blouse adds a structured richness, completing a regal ensemble worthy of heirloom status.

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Folk Legends from Indian Handlooms ✨🧵

Did you know these handloom legends existed?

India’s handlooms don’t just carry threads—they carry tales. ✨
From Manipur’s Chanu Silheibi, whose weaving and heartbreak became legend…
To Gujarat’s Tangaliya, where a shepherd’s love for a weaver’s daughter sparked an entire tradition.
In Assam, warriors once wore the magical Kavachkapur, woven overnight by women whose threads were stronger than steel.
And in Tamil Nadu, myth says the gods themselves wore fabrics woven by Sage Markandeya from lotus fibers, giving rise to the iconic Kanchipuram silks.
These stories make our textiles more than cloth—they make them living memory.

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