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A home for the weaves we love
Malika is our traditional corner. Woven fabrics and regional weaves lead, with a handful of shimmering chiffons for evenings. The colours swing from earthy coffee, grey and bronze to bright rani, emerald and yellow.
The weaves are its heart. Rosemati red and Neelkanth bronze Jamdani cottons have a fine, airy texture, and our Kota sarees come in green with scallop embroidery or white with hand painting. Wear them with a sleeveless cotton blouse and a big bindi.
Our Banarasi tissue sarees in Maldives blue and rani copper glow under evening lights, so keep the blouse simple. Further up, the emerald and plum temple pure silks are true heirloom drapes and look best with gold.
For a little sparkle, the metallic chiffon Magic sarees in pink, red, purple and sky blue each have a lace edge. A sleek blouse and a clutch are all they ask for. There's more in our traditional sarees.
Good to know
Which Malika saree can I wear every day?
Kota, Jamdani and the Bhagalpur blends are the lightest and easiest for work or everyday wear.
What blouse goes with Kota or Jamdani?
A plain cotton blouse in a contrast colour, or a simple elbow-sleeve style, keeps these airy weaves fresh.
How do I wash a woven cotton saree?
A gentle cold hand wash usually suits plain cotton. Anything with zari, tissue or embroidery should be dry cleaned.