Weave A Story

The Khatri community, who lived on the banks of the Sindh River, practised the Ajrakh craft (Indus in present-day Pakistan). These families migrate...

We believe every Saree has two stories to tell, one of the weavers, and another of the wearer. And we help these two stories meet. For Sarees is a tribute to these artisans who craft stories between threads, colors, prints and patterns.

Memories of what we have always seen in our families , while growing up. Mubarakpur weaves definitely fall in that category.

Learn how to take proper care of your saree. We have compiled a list of tips on how to take care of your saree and make it last longer. Read more here.

#IAmForSarees, is our attempt to keep the conversations around handloom/handcrafted fabrics going... also an attempt to hear from you when you fell in love with it.

how we weaved our Charpai through the Corona days !

 

#knowyoursaree

This Saree was originally worn by Kunbi and Gawda tribe women who were paddy field workers.

Not very long ago, when I was growing up, I remember my mom wearing Sarees quite often.