Primarily made of high-quality mulberry silk, but also available in georgette, organza, and cotton-silk blends.Authentic sarees use fine gold or silver alloys, creating a gentle glow rather than a harsh shine. Major types include Katan (pure silk), Organza (Kora), Georgette, and Shattir.They are handwoven, taking weeks or months to create, often featuring slightly raised patterns due to the complex, detailed weaving process.

Designs are inspired by South Indian temple architecture, mythology, and nature, including motifs like kodi visiri (creepers), rudraksha beads, peacocks, swan, lions, and mangoes.Woven using a double or triple warp (three silk threads) to create a thick, durable, and heavy fabric.A hallmark feature is that the border, body, and pallu are often woven separately and then joined together.

Made from 100% pure silk and genuine zari containing real gold and silver, often Silk Mark certified. Renowned for being extremely soft, light, and comfortable to wear. High-quality weaving ensures they last for decades. Modern designs include 3D, printed, and pastel shades, alongside traditional, rich hues like magenta and emerald.

Made from high-quality mulberry silk and real zari (gold or silver threads) The border typically has an oblique square design. The pallu and border feature traditional motifs such as peacocks (Mor), parrots (Muniya/Tota), lotuses, and flowering vines. A, tapestry technique is used, where the threads are woven in a way that creates a smooth finish.