Accessories
Styling notes
The last thing you add
Some evenings the saree is sorted and something still feels missing. That's what this page is for. It holds everything except the outfit itself: belts, potlis, clutches, jackets, capes, velvet shawls and single dupattas.
Our rule is one hero per look. A sequin belt on a plain chiffon needs nothing more than small earrings. A heavy beaded clutch wants a quiet drape. If you're unsure about colour, gold, bronze and silver rarely let you down.
It's also the easiest way to refresh something you already own. A new belt or a sequin fire jacket can make last year's saree feel new again. Trying an accessory for the first time? Start with one of our saree belts or a small velvet potli.
For cooler nights, our jackets and capes sit over your blouse without hiding the drape. And tucked in here is a can-can underskirt, for any lehenga that needs a little more flare.
Good to know
What should I carry with a saree to a wedding?
A potli or clutch in hand, a belt at the waist and a pair of earrings cover most wedding looks. Let one of them shine and keep the others simple.
Can I buy a dupatta on its own?
Yes. We have single dupattas in glass tissue, Banarasi tissue and jacquard. They're lovely for lifting a plain kurta set before a puja.
What's a can-can underskirt for?
It's worn under a lehenga skirt to give it volume and flare. It sits underneath, so nobody sees it.