Woolen Saree

These sarees have a woolen warm base.
Woolen Saree

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  • A Loom in the Hills: The Cultural Soul of Kullu Sarees

    A Loom in the Hills: The Cultural Soul of Kullu...

    The Kullu Pattu (Kullu saree) is a thick, handwoven woollen traditional garment from the Kullu Valley in Himachal Pradesh, featuring vibrant geometric borders and motifs, designed for warmth in cold...

    A Loom in the Hills: The Cultural Soul of Kullu...

    The Kullu Pattu (Kullu saree) is a thick, handwoven woollen traditional garment from the Kullu Valley in Himachal Pradesh, featuring vibrant geometric borders and motifs, designed for warmth in cold...

  • The Vibrant World of Punjab's Sarees: Phulkari vs. Festive Embroidered Styles

    The Vibrant World of Punjab's Sarees: Phulkari ...

    Phulkari sarees are iconic Punjabi hand-embroidered pieces featuring vibrant silk floss darning stitches in floral and geometric motifs on cotton or silk bases, offering an artistic, heritage-focused look ideal for...

    The Vibrant World of Punjab's Sarees: Phulkari ...

    Phulkari sarees are iconic Punjabi hand-embroidered pieces featuring vibrant silk floss darning stitches in floral and geometric motifs on cotton or silk bases, offering an artistic, heritage-focused look ideal for...

  • Discovering Madhya Pradesh's Handloom Heritage: Chanderi vs Maheshwari Sarees

    Discovering Madhya Pradesh's Handloom Heritage:...

    Chanderi sarees are known for their sheer, lightweight silk-cotton blend with delicate scattered motifs and luxurious zari work, while Maheshwari sarees feature a crisp cotton-silk blend, bold geometric designs, reversible...

    Discovering Madhya Pradesh's Handloom Heritage:...

    Chanderi sarees are known for their sheer, lightweight silk-cotton blend with delicate scattered motifs and luxurious zari work, while Maheshwari sarees feature a crisp cotton-silk blend, bold geometric designs, reversible...

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