Frequently Asked Questions

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

Vibrant Orange Couture Pure Banarasi Cotton Handloom Suit Set View product →
Is Banarasi cotton suitable for daytime summer festivities? +
Yes, Banarasi cotton's lightweight, breathable quality makes it especially fitting for daytime summer festivities and garden events.
Vibrant Orange Couture Pure Cotton Silk Banarasi Dupatta View product →
Is orange a good dupatta colour for a Haldi or Mehendi function? +
Yes — orange's warm, festive energy pairs beautifully with the joyful atmosphere of Haldi and Mehendi functions.
Vibrant Pink Couture Pure Khaddi Georgette Banarasi Saree View product →
What does combining Bandhej and Shikargaah achieve on a handloom Banarasi saree? +
Combining hand-tied Bandhej dots with the hand-loomed Shikargaah storytelling motifs creates a richly layered Banarasi saree that blends two distinct weaving art forms into one piece.
Vibrant Rani Pink with Multi-Coloured Paithani Motifs Couture Pure Tussar Silk Banarasi Saree View product →
Is rani pink handloom Banarasi Tussar silk a good bridesmaid colour? +
Yes — rani pink's rich, festive tone on this hand-loomed Banarasi Tussar silk is a popular and flattering choice for bridesmaids across most skin tones.
Vibrant Yellow Couture Pure Banarasi Chanderi Suit Set View product →
What does 'digitally printed organza' mean on a dupatta? +
Digitally printed organza uses precise inkjet technology to apply detailed, vivid patterns onto the sheer organza fabric, offering intricate designs not achievable through traditional weaving alone.
Vibrant Yellow Couture Pure Dupion Silk Banarasi Saree View product →
Is yellow a good colour choice for a Haldi ceremony handloom Banarasi saree? +
Yes — yellow is the traditional colour associated with Haldi ceremonies in Indian weddings, and a hand-loomed Banarasi saree in this shade symbolises joy and new beginnings.
Vibrant Yellow Couture Pure Satin Silk Banarasi Saree View product →
What is Shikargah Jaal and where does the name come from in handloom Banarasi weaving? +
Shikargah means 'hunting ground' in Persian, and the motif depicts stylised hunting scenes hand-loomed into the fabric, a design tradition brought to Banarasi weaving through Mughal-era influence.
Vibrant Yellow Couture Pure Summer Silk Banarasi Saree View product →
What makes summer silk a good choice for this handloom Banarasi saree? +
Summer silk is hand-loomed to be exceptionally lightweight and breathable, giving this Banarasi saree a softer, more comfortable drape ideal for warm-weather festive occasions.
Violet Dome Designer Handloom Pure Brocade Banarasi Cushion Cover View product →
How should I clean a purple brocade cover? +
Dry clean only. Brocade with metallic zari does not respond well to water, which can dull the thread and loosen the dye. Between cleanings, brush it gently with a soft cloth to lift dust, keep it away from direct sun, and store it folded in breathable cotton.
White & Grey Couture Pure Cotton Banarasi Saree View product →
Is white and grey considered a minimalist handloom Banarasi saree pairing? +
Yes — white and grey's soft, neutral palette on this hand-loomed Banarasi saree offers a minimalist, sophisticated alternative to more vibrant traditional colour combinations.
White (Dyeable, Custom Colour on Request) Couture Pure Banarasi Silk Bridal Lehenga View product →
What does 'dyeable silk' mean for a lehenga? +
Dyeable silk means the fabric is woven in an undyed or base state and can be custom-dyed to a specific colour of your choosing after ordering.
White (Dyeable, Custom Colour on Request) Couture Pure Banarasi Silk Bridal Lehenga View product →
Can a dyeable lehenga be customised to match a specific wedding theme colour? +
Yes, you can specify your desired colour when ordering, and the lehenga will be custom-dyed to match your wedding's theme.
White (Dyeable, Custom Colour on Request) Couture Pure Banarasi Silk Bridal Lehenga View product →
Is gold zari weave a good base for a custom-dyed lehenga? +
Yes, gold zari weave remains striking against nearly any dye colour, giving the finished lehenga a consistently rich, luminous appearance.
White and Green Multicolor Couture Pure Pashmina Scarf View product →
How do I wash a pure pashmina scarf? +
We recommend dry cleaning only, or a very gentle hand wash with cold water and mild wool-safe detergent, laid flat to dry away from direct heat.
White and Pink Couture Pure Banarasi Silk Bridal Lehenga View product →
What does a white and pink combination symbolize in bridal wear? +
White and pink together represent purity, romance, and celebration, a softer alternative to bold bridal reds while still feeling festive.
White and Red Multicolor Couture Pure Pashmina Scarf View product →
Is pashmina warmer than regular wool? +
Yes — pashmina's fine fibre diameter traps air more effectively than typical sheep's wool, making it noticeably warmer for its lightweight feel.
White Couture Pure Banarasi Silk Bridal Lehenga View product →
How many dupatta borders typically come with a Banarasi bridal lehenga? +
This lehenga collection typically includes 8 richly woven dupatta borders, adding ceremonial depth and traditional elegance to the ensemble.