The saree has often been described as the most sensuous garment of all times and an apparel that covers all...yet reveals all. The lengths of a colored Bandhani sarees wrapped around a woman's body add so much allure to her persona that in ancient times, kings from distant kingdoms visiting India took them back as gifts for their queens at home. Even today, people from all over the world are delightfully bewitched by Indian women draped in Bandhani sarees.

Our collection of Bandhani Sarees are available in a range of contemporary, festive and traditional designs. The impeccable craftsmanship, high quality of the fabric and intense customer orientation make our Bandhani sarees creations that every woman yearns to have in her wardrobe.

All our Bandhani sarees are available in a variety of fabrics like Pure Silk, Art Silk, Gajji Silk, Italian Crepe, Georgette and Cotton.

The prices for our collection of Bandhani sarees starts at Rs. 300 and goes up to Rs. 30,000 for the heavier varieties.

The Chaniya Choli is another traditional costume worn by the women of Kutch. Its origin lies in the rural areas of Gujarat, but this three-piece apparel consisting of the choli or the short top, the chaniya or the long, flowing skirt and the odhani or the colorful scarf is a favorite with brides of various communities across India and with urban women during Navratri nights. The sight of women in Chaniya Cholis dancing away to the garba raas with their long chaniyas and odhanis swirling to the music and beat is almost spectacular. It reminds one of the ancient times when Lord Krishna?s Gopis or milkmaids dressed to dance with him.

Our collection of Chaniya Cholis are available in all your favorite fabrics such as Cotton Silk, Pure Silk and Chamois Satin.

The prices for our Chaniya Cholis start at Rs. 700 and go up to Rs. 4000

The Gharchola is a saree traditionally woven for a Gujurati bride's wedding and is traditionally bought for her by her bridegroom. The Gharchola generally has a square of gold thread, with a small ethnic motif or an auspicious symbol like a lotus or a peacock embroidered in gold in the center. The Gharchola has intricately woven zari designs within the square.

The Gharchola sarees may be woven and dyed anywhere in Kutch, but the final red color is given in Jamnagar. This is because there is an old belief in Kutch which says that the waters of Jamnagar have auspicious properties which when used for dying a bridal Gharchola saree will produce the most brilliant shade of red that a bride can ever have for her wedding ceremony.

Most Gharcholas have traditional patterns such as "bavan bagh" or Fifty-Two Gardens, "Ras Leela" or the depiction of Lord Krishna dancing with his Gopis, etc.

Our Gharcholas are made with the traditional, fine variety of cotton worn by Gujarati brides for their wedding ceremonies and are available with real zari work and tested artificial zari work.

The prices for our Gharcholas start at Rs.6000 and go up to Rs. 15000 for the Lagdi Patta, box pallu and other varieties.

Our product range also includes a fine collection of Gharchola borders. These can be affixed as trimmings to your sarees to make them more ornate and attractive.

Our Banarasi Patta border, Zardosi border etc are intricately woven and are pieces of art by themselves and have been delicately hand crafted by the artisans' hands.

Prices for our borders start from Rs.1000 onwards.

Our range of products also includes ready-to-tailor Bandhani dress materials and fabrics in the Cotton Silk, Pure Silk, Crepe Silk, Italian Crepe and Pure Cotton varieties. These can be used to create salwar kameezes, Churidar Kurtas, Patiala Suits, Kurties or anything else you would like.

We also undertake orders for embroidery and our In-House Fashion Consultant Ms. Dhara can offer you suggestions and style tips on how to design your outfit.

The prices for our dress materials starts at Rs. 400 and goes up to Rs. 4000.