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Textile revivalist and principal designer at the House of Angadi innovates the traditional Kanjivaram saris into silk, linen blend Kanjivarams and khadi Kanjivaramas with a rich sprinkling of ikat-inspired designs and more. Sari enthusiasts, Ar. Brinda Somaya and interior designer and stylist Lipika Sud express their opinion on this reinterpretation of the traditional Indian garment. Read here…

Renewing contemporary interest into ancient native weaving and other textile design techniques from India, craftsmen come together to exhibit as many as 15 different approaches to designing the sari!

Fashion has been known to be a medium of expression and people often depend on it to make a statement. In recent years, during occasions such as Independence Day or Victory Day, the streets usually fill up with the vivid colors of patriotism in the form of red and green saris, kameezes, fatuas and Punjabi, worn by the zealously patriotic Bangladeshis...

With wearable art (saris, tees, sneakers) being a much-loved trend to flaunt your love for art … IAnD correspondent Shilpi Madan rides on Elizabeth Browning's romantic lines - "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways…"as she tells you about wearing your art on your sleeve… quite literally with Paul Adams handbags

Get the best deals on Dhakai sarees shopping at Banarasi Niketan. We have the most artistic, unique design and handmade Dhakai jamdani saree collections in our online store.Buy Dhakai sarees online from Banarasi Niketan

Be it a wedding or a royal party or even an auspicious festival, the expansive & exquisite range of South Indian Silk Sarees can be preserved for any occasion. Let's explore the beautiful varieties of silk sarees that are emerged in South India.