Kiran Sawhney

The Banarasi Jangla Jal saree is known for its intricate woven patterns that spread across the fabric in a continuous design. The Jangla weaving style features flowing floral and leafy motifs arranged in a detailed jaal, creating a rich pattern that covers the body of the saree. The saree showcases the traditional artistry of Banarasi weaving, where motifs are carefully woven into the fabric using zari threads. The floral patterns often include winding creepers, leaves and delicate details that come together to form an interconnected design. The arrangement gives the saree a distinctive look, with the motifs flowing naturally across its surface. The Jangla jal pattern is particularly recognised for its dense and elaborate composition. Unlike sarees with scattered butas or spaced motifs, this design creates a continuous spread of woven elements. The intricate detailing reflects the skill involved in traditional Banarasi craftsmanship and the time taken to create such patterns. The zari ...

This maroonish red Banarasi saree features a rich colour that brings out the traditional character of Banarasi weaving. The deep red tone gives the saree a warm appearance, making it suitable for festive occasions, family gatherings and traditional celebrations. The saree is adorned with a paisley motifs border, adding a distinctive traditional detail to the overall design. Paisley patterns have long been associated with Indian textile traditions and are often seen in classic Banarasi weaving. The border creates a defined edge along the saree and adds character to the fabric without taking away from its rich colour. The paisley motifs bring a sense of continuity to the design and reflect the intricate detailing associated with Banarasi textiles. The maroonish red shade pairs well with traditional gold jewellery, antique accessories and classic styling. It can be worn for weddings, festive occasions or other gatherings where traditional Indian attire is preferred. The saree brings toget...

Pure pashmina shawls are known for their fine texture, softness and warmth. Made from delicate pashmina fibres, these shawls have a naturally soft feel and a lightweight texture. The fabric is closely associated with traditional Kashmiri craftsmanship and has been valued for generations. The shawls feature intricate Sozni needlework, a traditional hand embroidery technique from Kashmir. This embroidery is done entirely by hand using fine needles and threads, creating detailed patterns across the fabric. The work requires patience and skill, as each small stitch contributes to the overall design. Sozni embroidery often features floral patterns, delicate vines, paisleys and traditional motifs. The fine detailing allows the designs to blend naturally with the soft pashmina base without making the fabric feel heavy. Depending on the pattern, the embroidery may cover selected sections or extend across a larger part of the shawl. What makes these shawls distinctive is the combination of pure...

A rich red Banarasi saree combining Patola-inspired patterning with Pichwai lotus motifs. Cream and gold-toned geometric details meet green and yellow accents across the body. Broad gold-toned Paithani borders and pallu carry colourful bird and floral designs in green, yellow, pink and red, finished with red edging and tassels. Rich red and gold with colourful lotus details The rich red ground is patterned with cream and gold-toned geometric details, green accents and Pichwai lotus motifs. Gold-toned borders and pallu add warmth, with green foliage and bird and floral details in yellow, pink and red. Red edging and tassels echo the body colour. Patola inspiration with Paithani borders and pallu This Banarasi saree brings together Patola-inspired body patterning and Paithani borders and pallu. Pichwai lotus motifs add another distinctive element to the red design. The combination of geometric pattern and flowing floral details makes it a colourful choice for festive gatherin...

A deep indigo-blue Banarasi saree with Patola-inspired geometric diamonds in ivory, yellow and red. Rust-red Paithani borders frame the patterned body, while a gold-toned Paithani pallu brings together white bird motifs and colourful flowers in green, yellow, red and purple. Maroon edging and tassels complete the palette. Deep indigo blue, rust red and gold The indigo ground gives the small ivory, yellow and red motifs a crisp setting. The rust-red borders introduce a warmer note, leading into a gold-toned pallu with white birds, green foliage and flowers in yellow, red and purple. Maroon stripes along the edges and matching tassels tie the colours together. Patola inspiration with Paithani borders and pallu This Banarasi saree brings together Patola-inspired body patterning and Paithani borders and pallu. The combination of geometric pattern and flowing floral details makes it a colourful choice for festive gatherings and wedding celebrations. Saree details Collection...

The Pretty Pure Katan Silk Dupatta is made from fine Katan silk, known for its smooth texture, natural sheen and closely woven structure. The fabric has a rich silk finish that gives the dupatta a graceful appearance while maintaining the traditional character of Banarasi silk weaving. The highlight of this dupatta is its Meenakari butas, which are scattered across the fabric. These small motifs feature colourful detailing that adds interest to the silk base. Meenakari weaving is known for its use of multiple colours within traditional motifs, creating a detailed pattern that stands out against the fabric. The butas bring a traditional touch to the dupatta without making the overall design look too busy. Their placement allows the beauty of the Katan silk to remain visible while adding colour and detail to the weave. The combination of pure silk and Meenakari work reflects the craftsmanship associated with traditional Banarasi textiles. The smooth texture of Katan silk allows the dupat...

The Ombre Pure Silk Hand-Painted Saree features a gradual blend of colours that transitions smoothly from one shade to another. This ombre effect creates a subtle change in colour across the fabric, giving the saree a distinctive appearance. The natural sheen of pure silk adds depth to the colours and gives the fabric a smooth, rich texture. The hand-painted detailing adds an artistic element to the saree. Each painted design is created by hand, bringing individual strokes and patterns onto the silk surface. Unlike printed designs, hand painting has its own character, with slight variations that make the artwork feel personal and distinctive. The combination of the ombre colour transition and hand-painted artwork creates a balanced look. The changing shades provide a soft background for the painted details, allowing the artwork to stand out without making the overall design appear too busy. Pure silk gives the saree a soft feel and a graceful fall. Its natural lustre complements the ha...