Frequently Asked Questions

Answers straight from each handloom piece — sourced from our products and updated automatically as new pieces are added.

Fine Maroon Couture Pure Silk Banarasi Saree View product →
What makes 'fine maroon' different from regular maroon on a handloom Banarasi saree? +
'Fine' in this context describes the refined quality of the hand-loomed Banarasi silk and print detail rather than a distinct shade — both terms broadly refer to the same deep reddish-brown maroon tone.
Forest Heritage Green Designer Handloom Pure Katan Soft Silk Banarasi Dupatta View product →
Is this green dupatta suitable for pujas and traditional functions? +
Yes. Deep green with gold zari is a classic Banarasi combination, well suited to pujas, festive gatherings and wedding functions over a beige, cream or contrasting suit.
Ganesh Ji Zari Minakari Couture Pure Silk Banarasi Tapestry View product →
Does linen wrinkle easily compared to silk? +
Yes, linen tends to wrinkle more readily than silk due to its fibre structure, though this is often embraced as part of its natural, textured character.
Garnet Octagon Designer Handloom Pure Brocade Banarasi Cushion Cover View product →
Is maroon a good colour for a formal living room? +
Yes. Maroon reads as rich and traditional without being heavy, and the gold zari lifts it with warmth. It works well with dark wood, brass, cream walls and heritage furniture, and layers easily with other deep jewel tones.
Glacier Caravan Designer Handloom Pure Brocade Banarasi Cushion Cover View product →
Does a blue cover work on blue upholstery? +
Yes. Matching tones in different shades creates a layered, tonal look, and the silver zari lifts the cover so it does not disappear into the chair. Choose a cover a shade lighter or darker than the upholstery for the best depth and keep warm woods and brass nearby.
Glamorous Pink Couture Pure Satin Silk Banarasi Saree View product →
Is pink satin silk considered a glamorous choice for evening events on a handloom Banarasi saree? +
Yes — pink satin silk's lustrous sheen and vibrant tone, hand-loomed in the Banarasi tradition, make it a popular, glamorous choice for evening celebrations and receptions.
Gold & Yellow Couture Pure Chiffon Banarasi Saree View product →
Is a gold and yellow handloom Banarasi saree suitable for a Haldi ceremony? +
Yes — gold and yellow tones are especially fitting for Haldi ceremonies, aligning with traditional colour symbolism, and this hand-loomed Banarasi Bandhani piece honours that heritage.
Golden Heritage Couture Pure Silk Banarasi Handwoven Tapestry View product →
Does this silk wallhanging come pre-framed? +
No, the tapestry is delivered unframed as a textile piece, giving you the freedom to custom-frame it to match your personal interior aesthetic.
Golden Loom Embroidery Couture Pure Silk Banarasi Tapestry View product →
Is a hand-embroidered tapestry more delicate than a woven one? +
Hand-embroidered pieces require slightly more careful handling than plain woven tapestries due to their raised, three-dimensional stitching.
Golden Majesty Couture Pure Brocade Silk Banarasi Table Runner View product →
What is the standard length of a Banarasi brocade table runner? +
A standard Banarasi brocade table runner typically measures around 90 inches in length, suitable for most standard dining tables.