Frequently Asked Questions

Moonga silk has a distinctive golden, matte texture and slightly coarser hand-feel compared to the smoother, glossier finish of Mulberry silk, both hand-loomed in Banarasi tradition.

Minakari butis are individually spaced, colourful enamel-style motifs hand-loomed across the saree, while jaal creates a continuous, interconnected pattern across the entire Banarasi fabric.

The peacock stands for grace, beauty and the arrival of the monsoon, and in Banarasi brocade it is often woven in pairs beside a flowering urn to suggest harmony and abundance. That symbolism is why peacock covers are a popular choice for wedding and housewarming gifts across India and abroad.

Yes, mehendi green has a more yellow-olive undertone reminiscent of henna paste, while bottle green leans deeper and more blue-toned.

Paithani is a traditional Maharashtrian weaving style known for its distinctive pallu motifs; this saree hand-loomed borrows the visual style into a Banarasi silk base.

Yes, mehendi green's namesake association with the ceremony makes it a natural, popular colour choice for mehendi function outfits.

Yes — its fresh mehendi-green pure Katan silk and airy drape make this handloom Banarasi saree ideal for daytime mehendi and haldi celebrations.

Yes, mehendi green's namesake association with the ceremony makes it a fitting, celebratory choice for the occasion.

Yes, the rich maroon and silver zari carry a festive feel that suits Diwali, weddings and housewarmings alike. Its compact 45 x 45 cm size makes it easy to wrap and send, and as a handloom Banarasi piece it carries real cultural value. Several covers in complementary shades can also be gifted together as a set.

Merlot wine sits beautifully with ivory, cream, beige, gold and black. It lifts a plain suit or lehenga and adds depth to a neutral saree for receptions and festive evenings.

Yes — turquoise blue's vibrant, tropical-adjacent tone on this hand-loomed Banarasi saree pairs beautifully with beach and destination wedding settings.

Yes — metallic blue carries a subtle sheen or lustre compared to a flat regular blue, giving this hand-loomed Banarasi saree a more luminous, dimensional appearance.

Yes, metallic blue's bold yet refined character makes it a striking, appropriate choice for tailoring into a groom's sherwani or Nehru jacket.

A light steaming rather than direct ironing is recommended for brocade table runners to preserve the silk's natural sheen and structure.

Yes, 10x10 inches is a versatile size suitable for use as an elegant placemat, a decorative coaster base, or a display accent for fine tableware.

Dupion silk's crisp, structured hand-feel allows it to hold its shape well on flat surfaces, making it well suited to table linens as well as tailored garments.

Yes, navy blue's deep, grounded tone creates a striking, elegant contrast against white or cream porcelain settings.

Yes, you are welcome to order more than one cover for a sofa or divan. Because each piece is handloom woven, covers from the same design may show tiny natural differences, which adds character to a set. For bulk or wholesale requirements, please write to us so we can confirm weaving and dispatch timelines separately.

This bedcover is woven to the dimensions listed in the specification table; we recommend checking your mattress measurements against this before ordering.