Kiran Sawhney

This hand spun handloom tussar creation reflects the depth and patience of traditional weaving, where every stage begins with raw silk spun by hand. The natural texture of tussar gives the fabric a gentle grain, allowing the weave to breathe and fall with ease. Its surface carries a quiet richness that comes from minimal processing, making each piece slightly unique in tone and feel. The multimeena floral kaduwa weave adds a detailed layer to the base, created through an intricate technique where motifs are woven separately rather than printed or embroidered later. This method allows the floral patterns to appear well-defined and enduring, with each colour sitting firmly within the weave. The placement of motifs feels balanced, creating a rhythm across the fabric without overpowering its natural character. Woven on traditional handlooms, this piece showcases the precision required for kaduwa work, a process known for its durability and structure. The floral elements gain depth through ...

The Tissue kora silk cut work Jamdani saree brings together the sheer lightness of kora silk with the intricate charm of Jamdani weaving. Known for its airy texture and subtle sheen, tissue kora silk creates a delicate base that allows the craftsmanship to stand out without feeling heavy. The saree carries a refined translucence, making it suitable for occasions where understated richness is appreciated. Cut work detailing adds depth and character to the saree, creating patterns that feel both artistic and thoughtfully placed. This technique enhances the Jamdani motifs, allowing them to appear more defined against the soft, luminous fabric. Each motif reflects the slow, skilled process behind handwoven Jamdani, where design is built directly on the loom rather than printed or embroidered later. The combination of tissue kora silk and Jamdani weaving makes this saree versatile in its appeal. It works well for daytime gatherings, cultural events, and intimate celebrations, where comfort ...