Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — light purple's soft, gentle tone reads especially well in daylight, making it a fitting choice for daytime celebrations and rituals.

Yes — pale yellow's soft, sunny tone paired with breathable, hand-loomed Banarasi linen makes it especially fitting for summer luncheons and daytime brunch events.

Yes — light yellow's fresh, luminous tone paired with breathable, hand-loomed Banarasi cotton silk makes it especially fitting for daytime spring weddings.

Yes — linen's loose weave and natural fibre make it highly breathable, keeping the wearer cooler in hot and humid weather, and it's increasingly offered by Banarasi handloom weavers as a lightweight alternative to silk.

Yes, beige-yellow's warm, luminous neutrality works well across both traditional and contemporary interior design styles.

Yes, green's fresh, versatile tone works well across festive and daytime occasions, pairing easily with gold zari detailing.

Shikargah weaving requires exceptional manual skill on the handloom to render detailed hunting-scene motifs thread by thread, a technique unique to Banarasi weaving heritage that cannot be replicated by machine.

Yes — Katan silk is made from two tightly twisted silk threads woven together, giving it a distinctive crisp texture and durability that sets it apart from softer silk varieties like chiffon or crepe.

Yes — this dupatta is handwoven from pure Katan silk in the Pekhwa/cutwork technique, with genuine Minakari detailing, true to authentic Banarasi handloom craftsmanship.

Yes — this dupatta is handwoven from pure Katan silk in the Pekhwa/cutwork technique, with genuine Minakari detailing, true to authentic Banarasi handloom craftsmanship.

Yes — it is hand-knitted from 100% pure Banarasi silk, woven with genuine golden zari thread on traditional looms.

It measures approximately 0.55m x 0.40m (21.7in x 15.7in), a compact size well-suited to framing.

The tapestry ships flat and unframed; we recommend framing it locally so the recipient can choose a finish that matches their home.

Yes - its warm gold zari and figure work make it a popular choice as a decorative backdrop above pooja spaces.

Yes - at roughly 21.7in x 15.7in it suits most hallway and entryway wall spaces comfortably.

Yes - at roughly 21.7in x 15.7in it sits comfortably centred behind most desk setups without overpowering the wall.

Yes - its handcrafted, heirloom quality and versatile size make it a memorable gift for new homeowners.

Each tapestry is entirely hand-knitted on traditional looms, making the fine jaal detailing and zari work genuinely one-of-a-kind.

The zari is hand-woven directly into the silk by artisans in Varanasi, forming intricate all-over figure and jaal patterns unique to Banarasi handloom tradition.

Dupion is a textured silk-blend fabric with a natural slubbed weave and rich sheen, prized in home decor for the depth and character it brings to bedcovers and drapes.

Yes — purple has long been associated with royalty in Indian textile tradition, and satin silk's sheen enhances this majestic, regal impression on a hand-loomed Banarasi saree.

Yes, this compact yet striking size works beautifully as a focal accent in a study, reading room, or hallway gallery wall.