A: There are only four types of natural silk produced around the world like Mulberry silk, Eri silk, Tasar silk, and Muga silk. The Mulberry silk has the highest contribution around as much as 90% of silk production, with the mulberry silkworm generally being regarded as the purest silk to be found.

A: A saree or sari is a beautiful garment that represents Indian tradition and culture that consists of a drape varying from five to nine yards (4.5 meters to 8 meters) long and two to four feet (60 cm to 120 cm) broad that’s typically wrapped around the waist, with one end draped over the shoulder.

A: Banarasi Silk is a pure variant of Silk originating from the beautiful city of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, India.  From the old times, Banarasi sarees are crafted exclusively for royalty families each Banarasi sari was created from real gold and silver threads, taking as much as a year to make a beautiful Banarasi silk saree.

A: Unfortunately, we won’t be able to return/replace your product after getting it stitched as per your measurements. We suggest providing correct measurements to avoid such scenarios.

A: We do not have any offline store currently. We have all our products on our website.

A: Unfortunately, we don’t provide any free samples, but there are many offers on products, please check the website link for availing of these offers.

A: We suggest Cotton sarees are the best for daily and casual uses.

A: Unfortunately, we don’t have the try and buy feature.

A: Banarasi Khaas has a mix of blended silk saree and for further details, please refer product description on the product.

A: Kanjeevaram Saree – Tamil Nadu | Paithani Saree – Maharashtra | Banarasi Saree – Varanasi | Linen Saree – Kochi (9 to 5 Office wear Collection) | Narayanpet Saree – Sholapur, Maharashtra | Peshwai Saree – Tradition of Maharatha | Patola Saree – Patna, Gujrat | Uppada Saree – Andhra Pradesh | Irkal Handloom Saree (Karnataka) | South cotton Handloom Saree