Karva Chauth Collection
Every shade of red we love
For so many of us, Karva Chauth means a red saree, and this page takes that seriously. Nearly every piece is red, red with gold or red with a contrast. Come here when you already know you want a saree and simply need the right weave.
The weaves cover a lot of ground. There's a Banarasi fuchsia red jaal silk, a red silk Patola and Gajji silk with a zari pallu, plus a Gajji ombre that melts red into pink. Cotton lovers have Kadwal cotton, a Rosemati red Jamdani and Kota with lace. For shine, there's metallic chiffon with a lace edge and a dual-shade copper red satin with tassels.
For a first Karva Chauth or a puja with elders, we'd choose the Patola or a Banarasi. For a smaller gathering, a red georgette with gold print is easier to carry through dinner. Many include blouse fabric for stitching to your measurements, and one arrives with a stitched brocade blouse. A gold border potli and a red bindi finish it.
Prefer a lehenga or sharara? Our Karwa Chauth outfits have those, with more pinks too.
Good to know
Which saree is best for my first Karva Chauth?
Many brides choose a red silk such as Banarasi, Patola or Gajji. Wear it with your wedding jewellery, and your chooda if you still have it on.
Are there red sarees under ₹3,000?
Yes, our satin, Kota and georgette options start below ₹3,000.
What blouse goes with a red saree?
Gold, maroon or a self-red blouse is classic. A green or black contrast blouse feels modern without breaking tradition.































































































