Frequently Asked Questions

We take immense pride in the purity of our fabrics. Our pure silk sarees are authentic, handwoven by skilled artisans, ensuring you receive a product of the highest quality and traditional craftsmanship.

We shoot our products in natural and professional lighting to ensure the colors are as accurate as possible. However, due to differences in screen displays and monitor settings, there might be a slight 5-10% variation in the color you see on your device versus the physical product.

Yes, we ship worldwide! International shipping charges are calculated at checkout based on your location and the weight of your order.

Domestic orders within India typically take 4-7 business days to arrive. International shipments usually take 10-15 business days depending on customs clearance in your country.

Once your order is dispatched, you will receive an email and SMS with a tracking number and a link to trace your package in real-time.

We accept genuine returns only. If there is a genuine defect or issue with your order, please contact our support team immediately upon receiving the package.

Each saree goes through a strict quality check before shipping. However, in the rare event that you receive a damaged product, please contact our support team within 48 hours of delivery with a photo of the defect, and we will arrange a resolution.

We strongly recommend dry cleaning only for all our pure silk, organza, and heavy zari sarees to preserve their luster and longevity. Avoid spraying perfume directly on the zari work, and store them wrapped in a pure cotton cloth to let the fabric breathe.

Varanasi (Banaras) is world-famous for its luxurious Banarasi silk sarees. The most popular varieties include Pure Katan Silk, Organza (Kora) with zari work, Georgette, and Shatir. Traditional weaving styles like Kadhua (where each motif is woven separately), Jangla, and Meenakari are especially sought after for weddings and grand occasions.

The heart of the Banarasi weaving and trading community is located in the older, bustling lanes of Varanasi. The most famous areas for authentic, heritage saree shopping are Chowk, Godowlia, Vishwanath Gali, and the Thatheri Bazar areas. These narrow lanes are home to shops that have been weaving magic for generations.

The cost of a Banarasi saree varies widely based on the purity of the silk, the intricacy of the weaving, and the quality of the zari (metallic thread). While you can find semi-silk blends starting around ₹2,000 to ₹5,000, authentic pure handloom Katan silk sarees with fine zari work generally start from ₹10,000 and can go up to ₹1,00,000 or more for master-crafted bridal pieces.

If you are looking for budget-friendly options, the local wholesale markets in Varanasi (like Chowk and Godowlia) offer semi-silk or art-silk alternatives at lower prices. However, we highly advise caution—true handwoven pure silk requires immense time, skill, and quality materials, meaning a very cheap saree is likely machine-made or a synthetic blend rather than authentic pure silk.