Sarees ₹6,000 & Above
Dashami
Panchami
For the moments you'll remember
Sarees worth handing down
This is where our most detailed sarees live. They're for the days you'll look back on: a sibling's wedding, your own engagement, a Diwali puja with the whole family. Many are the kind of pieces families keep for years.
What the extra spend buys is handwork and heritage weaving. Our pure silk chiffons are dyed in ombres of pink, coral, blue, green and lime, then finished with cut dana, gota patti, sequin or aari work. The silk Patola and the Banarasi meenakari pure silk are heirloom weaves in every sense.
Look closely at the allover hand-beaded green jaal saree, or the white gold organza with multicolour hand embroidery. For rich colour without the beading, our modal gajji sarees with zari pallus start around ₹6,800, in wine, black, fuchsia and lime.
At this level, let the fabric lead. The handwork pieces come with blouse fabric, so choose a cut that shows off the work: elbow sleeves for zari, a deeper back for a beaded border. Pearls suit the pastel ombres; temple or kundan jewellery suits silk. For the very top tier, see our sarees above ₹10,000.
Good to know
What is a gajji silk saree?
Gajji is a lustrous, closely woven silk from Gujarat, traditionally used for bandhani. Ours come in gajji silk and modal gajji, with zari pallus.
Which of these suits a wedding ceremony?
Pure silk chiffon ombres, Patola and Banarasi silk feel right for the ceremony itself. Save the hand-beaded metallic satins for the reception or cocktail night.
How do I care for a pure silk or handwork saree?
Dry clean only, and store each saree folded in muslin, away from damp. Refold it every few months to protect the zari and beadwork.