The Tasar (or Tussar) silk saree is among the most beautiful weaves that spring to mind when we think about Indian silk sarees. Tassar silk has a centuries-old history and is prized for its rich texture and inherent golden lustre.Tussar silk sarees are now easily accessible from the comfort of one’s home for both fashion-forward …
Read moreAmong the most treasured ancient Indian sarees are Baluchari sarees, which are renowned for their elaborate designs and great history. These sarees which originated from Bengali village of Baluchar, have come to represent the state’s superior weavers. Knowing the pricing range and the locations of genuine saree stores is essential if you’re going to purchase …
Read moreKanchipuram silk sarees, also known as Kanjivaram sarees is a staple attire for ladies at South Indian weddings. These magnificent silk sarees are known for their vibrant colours, elaborate designs and luxurious feel. Kanchipuram sarees, woven from pure silk and gold zari, represent history, beauty, and opulence. In this blog post, we will look at …
Read moreKantha silk sarees are a stunning blend of exquisite handicraft and ethnic elegance, providing a unique style statement that reflects India’s vibrant cultural heritage. These sarees are distinguished by their intricate needlework, quality silk, and brilliant colors. Whether you’re attending a wedding, a formal function, or a casual gathering, Kantha silk sarees can help you …
Read moreStep into the world of timeless elegance and tradition with Indian Silk House, where every saree tells a story of exquisite craftsmanship and unparalleled beauty. Our collection celebrates the rich heritage of Indian textiles, offering a diverse range of Benarasi sarees that capture the essence of sophistication and charm. From the luxurious Tussar Benarasi …
Read moreWeddings in India are grand affairs, filled with vibrant colours, rich traditions, and exquisite attire. Among the myriad choices for bridal wear, the Banarasi saree stands out as a timeless symbol of elegance and grace. These sarees are originally from the city of Varanasi (formerly known as Banaras). They are renowned for their …
Read moreA saree is one of those outfits that never goes out of fashion. The nine-yard outfit looks great on any woman and appeals to people of all ages. This clothing exudes a distinct sense of elegance and class, which is why everyone likes it. The number of saree variations is virtually endless. Chanderisarees are woven …
Read morePoilaBoishakh is celebrated as the Bengali New Year or NaboBorsho . Every year on this day, every Bengali family gets up early in the morning to take a cleansing shower and then put on brand new clothes. The most important component of being Bengali is the custom of wearing new garments, traditional Bengali apparel, before …
Read moreThe history of the Benarasi saree is entrenched in Indian heritage and culture. Varanasi, commonly known as Banaras, is where Benarasi sarees are created. These sarees are one of India’s finest sarees, as they are constructed of finely woven silk and quite heavy in weight due to the elaborate designs and zari or brocade engravings. …
Read moreValentine’s Day is the most globally recognized Day of love in the world. Because love is the foundation of all human relationships, this Day has a unique meaning for everyone in society. On this Day, lovers of all ages exchange presents to show their affection and concern for one another. A saree is an excellent …
Read moreAs winter draws to a close, India welcomes the arrival of Spring. Flowers flourish, the weather is pleasant, and the sunbeams brightly, bringing life to everything. From the young to the old, everyone these days is embracing ethnic wear for its comfort and versatility. Silk sarees with flowing, breezy patterns are ideal for Spring. Vasant …
Read moreTips on buying the best Benarasi saree online Benarasi saris have been a source of pride for every Indian woman since the Mughal era. Banarasi sarees are also an important component of India’s rich cultural heritage. Benarasi sarees, once only made for royalty, have a deep history hidden within their silken threads. These sarees used …
Read moreDurga Puja is quickly approaching. Yes, the month of festivities has returned and every Bengali is preparing to stock their closets with the latest and greatest collections. It’s even more enjoyable to see the City of Joy decked up in the most vibrant way. There`s an interesting relationship between sarees and the Durga puja festival. …
Read moreSaree is a representation of our country’s customs and cultures. The magnificence of a saree is unparalleled. There are numerous types of weaving styles handmade in various parts of India. India is famous for its rich heritage of textile weaving. Indian Silk House Exclusives, in Kolkata are the Best Saree Shop and all types of traditional …
Read moreIntimate, close- knit, classic and simple are what Weddings are looking like these days for those who choose not to delay in ushering in the D Day. If ‘intimate’ was niche earlier, it is the only reality now for generations brought up on the romantic and colorful album of hindi films like Band Baaja Baaraat …
Read moreRaksha Bandhan or Rakhi is a festival celebrated traditionally as a part of the Hindu culture in India. The festival is a celebration of the loving bond shared by siblings. Sisters tie a rakhi or amulet around the wrist of their brothers to symbolise that they’ll always protect their sisters and gifts are given to …
Read moreEver since the liberalisation of 1991, India has been a country that has embraced globalisation with open arms. New age gadgets, brands, coffee shops and chain stores got the opportunity to entice the large crowds of India. We have seen the Western lifestyle taking over, be it entertainment, food or fashion. With the pandemic and …
Read moreThe world is changing as we speak. Humanity is adapting to living indoors and maintaining a distance of 6 feet at all times. After months of lockdown, as people are preparing to slowly get back to a normal life, they are also realising that nothing is the same. The definition of normal has changed. When …
Read moreThe relationship between a mother and a daughter can never be described easily in words. Sometimes they tend to mirror each other, sometimes vehemently oppose each other and sometimes, they relent and find middle ground. Most girls tend to become more and more like their mothers as they grow up. And why not? They’re the …
Read moreAs winter ends, India witnesses the beautiful onset of spring. The flowers bloom, the weather is pleasant and the sun shines, making everything seem vibrant. These days, from the young to the old, everyone is embracing the comfort and versatility of ethnic wear. Flowing, breezy silk sarees make for great spring attire. This season, here …
Read moreWedding Day is not just the best day of the bride’s life but also the groom’s. The couple celebrates their love, their companionship and the beginning of the rest of their lives together. Most people leave no stone unturned to display their love and truly so. A trending way to do so is matching outfits …
Read moreJamawar is a special piece of shawl that has its roots in Kashmir. Jamawar comes from two words ‘Jama’ meaning robe and ‘War’ meaning chest. It is made from Pashmina. The colours of nature are skilfully captured in this cloth. The Jamawar fabric is one of the most exquisite and beautifully designed textiles of India. …
Read moreWith the onset of winter, silk sarees take over your wardrobe for weddings, parties and social gatherings. Pure silk sarees are a treasure for any woman, especially a pure Benarasi or Kanjivaram silk saree. During the wedding season, Kanjivaram sarees are a classy ethnic option and sell like hotcakes. Woven from pure mulberry threads from …
Read moreProfessional spaces generally have a strict dress code that has to be adhered to by all. Generally, this puts a stop to following and staying updated with fashion trends. Comfortable and easy-going, sarees make the best professional attire. With the onset of winters, silk sarees finally come out of the wardrobe and are donned for …
Read moreThe whole country will soon celebrate a month-long festivities in October with Durga Puja, Navaratri, Dusshera, and Diwali. Celebrations will include rituals and traditions that have been passed down for centuries. Dancing, cooking a grand feast, going out pandal hopping, dressing up and spending time with your loved ones is an inevitable part of these …
Read moreHow many times have you picked up a bright neon saree, just to be chided by others about being immature, childish or choosing colours that are meant for kids? For some reason, when it comes to dressing up, people tend to segregate colours, prints and designs based on age, gender, body type and what not! …
Read moreFestivals and occasions are a huge part of the diverse culture of India and with the onset of the month of ‘Saavan’, comes the auspicious festival of Raksha Bandhan, followed by Krishna Janmashatmi. The patriotic anniversary of our country’s day of independence falls in August and this year, even the religious festival, Eid-ul-Adha falls in …
Read moreThe Bohemian print, paisley has been around for more than 2000 years. Shaped like a teardrop with a curved upper end, it was originally called ‘boteh jegheh’ in Persia, while the English name comes from a small town in Scotland. Commonly known as ‘buta’, the design became popular in the West in the 17th and …
Read moreThe versatility of the saree has always been it’s charm. No matter what the occasion or the mood, a saree can be styled in a thousand ways to meet the challenge. However, styling a saree can be a task when one is not sure of what goes with what. A great way to figure it …
Read moreIndia is a land with diversifying culture, language and weathers. Being in such a widely-known vibrant nation, be sure to experience the three predominant kinds of weather namely, summer, monsoon & winter. The first one, a metaphor to everything bright and shiny, comes along with its own pros and cons. Although fresh juicy fruits, chilled …
Read moreSarees have been closely knit into the fiber of Indian society and the political landscape of the country has been no different. In many ways women statesmen have directed certain trends of this cultural attire, ways that have changed the connotation with which it is pictured today. In this blog, we are going to look …
Read moreSaree is love. Literally, Indian women go absolutely crazy for their graceful six yards. And why shouldn’t they? Available in a hundred designs, prints, shades and textures, sarees are the best attire a woman can drape to look amazing. Every saree loving woman intends to buy more and more sarees all the time. Every season, the market …
Read moreResistance is the key towards an effective wardrobe management. However, at times, it seems to be next to impossible. Given the exciting shopping opportunities at stores that offer huge discounts and monthly offers, it gets pretty much difficult for any shopper especially a woman to hold back her urge to splurge. Wardrobe management actually has super benefits …
Read moreAssam is known for its picturesque natural beauty, wildlife resource, exquisite tea gardens, amazing culture and last but not the least quintessential textile weaving. This Indian state has been creating a remarkable benchmark in the craft industry for several decades. Assamese culture is incomplete without its finest silk weaving processes. Every saree lover dreams to …
Read moreIf Deep-Veer (Deepika Padukone & Ranveer Singh) wedding is the wedding of 2018 as per the current fashion trends then Virushka (Virat Kohli & Anushka) wedding has to be the best wedding that made 2017 more eventful. Everything about this 2017 wedding was topnotch . Be it the designer lehenga that the bride wore or …
Read moreBanarasi sarees are often synonymous to the wedding sarees. These ever so gorgeous sarees from Varanasi speak volume of the extravagant splendors of the culturally enriched weaving patterns. When we come across the term ‘Banarasi’, our mind and heart go directly toward the wide array of ethnic sarees belonging to that region that Indian women …
Read moreThe month of December brings with it the season of winter festivities. It is the beautiful time of the year when the City of Joy gets decked up in the most astounding way. All around the city, one gets to find the dazzling lights that brighten up the winter holiday spirit of the city dwellers. …
Read moreEvery saree is special and Udupi saree is one of a kind. Have you ever wished to own a handloom saree that has a rich pallu and exclusive borders? The Udupi sarees are crafted with combed cotton yarns of 80’’and 60’’ counts. Speciality of Udupi handloom sarees The pallu of the Udupi sarees are beautifully …
Read moreThe beauty of the six yards lies in a lot of things but the integral aspect has always been identified as the print. The color palette and quality also hold importance but the saree prints always rule. Together they make a saree worth wearing. It is the sheer beauty of the prints that sum up to the whole …
Read moreSindoor-khela or the age old vermilion game is as old as Durga Puja itself. This Bengali Hindu tradition is religiously followed by the married Hindu women who smear each other’s faces with sindoor on the last day of Durga Puja i.e. Vijaya Dashami. The sindoor is first applied to the goddesses’ feet and only after …
Read moreSamaj Sebi Sangha has yet again created history. Lake Road in Kolkata is proud to be associated with Samaj Sebi Sangha that comes forward with innovative pandal themes every year. Last year, they enticed everyone’s attention by creating the longest Alpana and this year they worked on creating a 300 feet long ramp. October 8, …
Read moreShorts, dresses, tunics, dungarees and crop tops are lovable. But the beauty that the graceful six yards holds in the heart of the Indian women is simply irreplaceable. No matter how easy and comfy the western outfits appear to be, nothing can simply look better than ath enchanting silk sarees. It is a proven fact. On the …
Read moreDurga Puja is just round the corner. Yes, the month of festivities is here again and every Bengali is gearing up for filling their wardrobes with the latest and the best collection. It feels absolutely lovelier to witness the City of Joy decking up itself in the most vibrant manner. The sheer joy of spending …
Read moreRakhi is the next big thing in India and every sister is putting her best efforts to get her brother the world’s best Raksha Bandhan. The sacred thread of Rakhi tends to make this brother-sister thing a little more exquisite. Sisters make every possible effort to ensure that she makes her brother feel a lot more …
Read moreIndia is a land that promotes unity in diversity. There are several cultures and each and every culture represents a separate way of living. Apart from the language, food, customs and traditions, what sets the main difference between all the cultures is the dressing style. Every state in India promotes different attire and each one …
Read moreThe ever so gorgeous six yards holds immense value and respect in every wearer’s heart. Saree, although mostly seen on South Asian women, is quite a common garment that holds immense popularity among the people residing in the world. This graceful attire is made of five to nine yards drape and worn generally with an …
Read moreAlso known as pagdu bandhu baddabhasi, the Ikkat Saree has an enriching history that dates back to almost 1970. The weavers of Andhra Pradesh weaved silk with cotton to produce Ikkat sarees. Over the years, Pochampally handloom industry got progressive which led to their domination in the tie and dye Patola industry of India. …
Read moreRekha, the evergreen Bollywood star has never failed to impress her admirers. Be it with her remarkable acting prowess or her sense of style, Rekha surely knows how to captivate attention. Wherever she goes, her fashion sense becomes the talking point and it is always up to the mark. We have always been in complete awe of …
Read morePoila Baisakh is round the corner and it is time for all the Bengalese to again wear their shopping shoes. The festivities are about to begin. With the onset of a brand New Year, comes an array of opportunities that make us fall in love with the six yards. The online saree buying opportunities make …
Read moreBasant Panchami is the next big festival. Every year, the girls (read mostly the students) wait for this day to come when they shall get the liberty to deck up themselves in their favorite yellow sarees. Previously, little girls were draped in beautiful yellow sarees by their mothers. It was kind of an unsaid norm where …
Read moreWeddings are special. It is all about making the most important moment of your life a memorable one. Weddings can get expensive. It is all about how exactly you intend to frame your wedding memories. If sky is the limit for you then you would probably not have to think much about the prices. This …
Read moreRunning out of clothes? Have nothing to wear? Do you really need to buy clothes? Or is it just a mental syndrome that refuses to let go off you. “Mom, I do not have anything good to wear for the event. Yet, my wardrobe is filled with stack of clothes, half of which does not …
Read moreWomen in India absolutely adore the idea of adorning themselves in the ever so graceful six yards. No matter how much convenient they feel about wearing the western attire, the beauty of a saree remains unparalleled. Today’s working women are more comfortable in the formal apparels but that does not make them love their sarees …
Read moreGarad looks divine. It is a sheer treat for every Bengali woman to deck up herself in a traditional Garad saree during any religious function. Garad silk, unlike other traditional saree has this mystic essence of purity that drives every wearer absolutely crazy. Apart from sprucing up her traditional extravaganza, a Garad silk saree is …
Read moreSarees are captivating and there is no doubt about that. Every girl looks drop dead gorgeous when they are seen embracing themselves in the traditional six yards of sheer grace and resplendence. The Kolkatans or those who have stayed in the City of Joy during the Durga Puja can easily understand the mad rush the …
Read moreThe graceful six yards compliments every Indian woman in a very subtle yet sensual way. There are no other traditional attires that can bring out the individual sense of femininity in a woman apart from the sarees. There is an intrinsic depth of the Paithani sarees weaving traditions which further make the saree quite a …
Read moreEvery Indian woman has saree in her wardrobe but only a few among them comes across as truly exceptional and that is mainly due to the way they restore the glory of the nine yards they own. Their saree collection speaks volumes of their personality. Her love for sarees has been so endearing that the …
Read moreThere is absolutely no denying the fact that a woman looks more elegant and dignified when she drapes herself in the beautifully embellished six yards. Indian saree is one of the most elegant pieces of apparel that tends to make every wearer feel a lot more exquisite. Irrespective of what the occasion is, a well-draped …
Read moreEvery Indian bride looks forward to deck up in the most outstanding manner on her D-day. That day belongs to her and in no way she can afford to put it on a toss. Hence, she is always on a look out for only the best designs in terms of purchasing her traditional outfit that …
Read moreMother-in-law, the term itself is so powerful that it can both turn on and off the mood of any Daughter-in-law. The way mother-in-laws are usually projected in the Indian television soaps and operas at times creates a negative impact on the Daughter-in-laws. Women panic about facing strange sorts of ordeals by the Mother-in-laws after getting …
Read moreWe should not underestimate men’s fashion sense. Given a chance, they can prove their fashion sensibilities. All you need to do is to trust them and they will not disappoint you. To tell you the truth, I was a bit skeptical a few days back when he asked me to wear his chosen sarees at …
Read moreGadwal saree has its origin in Andhra Pradesh and it tends to look distinctive because it is woven in cotton weft with golden brocade patterns and further embellished designs. In general, the borders and the body of a Gadwal saree are designed with contrasting colours. A few lesser known facts about the Gadwal saree A …
Read moreThe uniqueness of a saree is unparalleled. The six yards is as old as the entire Indian civilisation happens to be that is more than 5000 years. Over the years, it has been seen that a vast majority of Indian women belonging to different parts of the Indian society adorn themselves with this piece of …
Read moreSari is a sophisticated, stylish and trendy garment. Every woman who is passionate about saris can relate to the happiness they get to feel while adorning the six yards. In the last 50 years, the Indian traditional sarees have become immensely popular. A part of the credit goes to all the women politicians who have …
Read moreSarees not only make you look beautiful but also work wonders in bringing out the best in you. There are several types of sarees available in India. Each one of the Indian traditional sarees tends to be different from the other on several grounds. Firstly, it is the occasion for which they are crafted for. …
Read moreSilk is traditional and is also well related to our culture. This traditional material also offers some scientific benefits to the wearer. While visiting several religious occasions, you must have come across people adorning themselves in silk saree or dhotis. Have you ever wondered why most of the people prefer wearing silk attires during religious …
Read moreIndian weddings are forever big fat. No doubt, when we have to choose what saree to wear for the occasion we make sure it is not only traditional but trendy as well. Being Indians we are well-aware of the influence the diverse cultures have on our dressing style. Variation is always given a warm welcome …
Read moreIf you are an ardent lover of six yards, then you must be having almost all types of sarees in your wardrobe. Nevertheless, the aura and the comfort that the handloom sarees offer are incomparable. Dressed in elegance, a lady can carry these hand stitched creations in their regular chores, and as well as look …
Read moreThe great Indian six yards – the saree is attire most authentic and traditional. It’s amazing how all these years; it has remained a conqueror of hearts and never lost to the variety of other dresses ever. And when it comes to fabric, silk remains the queen forever. This is why every Indian lady has …
Read moreLike Tom Ford once quoted, ‘Dressing well is a sign of good manners.’ And when you are in the professional front, trust us, you really want to show the best of your manners. It also uplifts your spirits and helps in maintaining productivity. When you are dressed well, it automatically imbibes your entire self in …
Read moreEid Mubarak! Ho, everyone! So, all are busy with the Ramzan fasting, right? The preparations for Eid-Ul-Fitr are going on in full swing,we guess. Rejoice, because this is the ‘gift month.’ It deserves all your zeal for the celebrations. There would be get-togethers, hearty meals, visiting relatives and what not! You have to look your …
Read moreHandloom sarees have something unique and authentic about them. Each carries its own hand-touched charm and narrates stories about its place of birth. They not only score high on the culture metre, but also magnify the very beauty of the wearer. These attires are nothing but absolute privilege. Let’s Talk About The Top 4 Destinations …
Read moreIn the state of Madhya Pradesh – the truest ‘heart’ of India, rests a little hamlet surrounded by the Vindhya Mountains. It sits peacefully between two pronounced regions of the state – Bundelkhand and Malwa and witnesses an exclusive kind of silk churned out of its weavers’ looms. It’s a marvel how these tribal weavers …
Read moreHave you ever visited a Bengali family during a marriage ceremony? Apart from the smell of delicacies, all you can hear are the names of sarees, which she is going to wear for all the pre wedding ceremonies. And, then is the main attire, the red Benarasi saree. There is an intricate and soulful relation …
Read moreWhen it comes to dressing up in a wedding, the only thing that comes to the mind is to dazzle in a Benarasi or in a Kanjivaram Silk Saree. And this rule is almost same for every lady who has immense love and affection for Indian traditional sarees especially pure silk sarees. And the most …
Read moreSummer’s here. And Kolkata has heated up beyond tolerable limits. Stepping out in the sun can be a big challenge, forget looking presentable. Heat and humidity, sweat and skin rashes – oh, it’s such a discomfort! And who would understand this better than the working women ? Ladies, here’s a solution – why not wear …
Read moreWhich woman does not like to shop for sarees? And, this is what boosts the sale of the Indian Silk industry. It has slowly raisen to the extent from where it can be hailed as an integral part of the Textile Industry. So, which are the silk sarees that are a must have in your …
Read moreMarried? About to get married? Just when the other members of your family are busy fixing the date or deciding the venue, you could do with some pondering how to buy your wedding dress /saree on the D-Day. Now, India women are likely to pick post-haste a wedding saree. You could be ransacking online …
Read moreSalwar kameez, kurtis and stoles Salwar Kameez has a long history. It hailed from entire South Asia and has additions and blends of many other countries like Afghanistan, Pakisthan and even Bangladesh. In India the state Punjab and Gujrat has their own effect in giving Salwar Kameez a different look. The traditional Salwar Kameez is …
Read moreThe Traditional Silk Sarees –Women’s grandeur Silk has always played a vital role in the art of Indian sarees. Be it a marriage or a festival when it came to sarees, silk has been a key player from the time immemorial. In the history of Indian sarees, silk has been the basic yarn used for …
Read moreImage Courtesy https://www.indiansilkhouseexclusives.in/index.php?route=product/product&path=59_81&product_id=508 This Kora silk sarees originates from Benaras and has a rich copper color zari border. The saree is very light to carry and most suitable for morning wears. The leafy bootas in resham and copper zari alternately look nice and the price is simply irresistible. Image Courtesy https://www.indiansilkhouseexclusives.in/saree/benarasisilk?product_id=490 This is a …
Read moreKanchipuram Sarees in Kolkata are available in all leading stores and some have offbeat designs and concepts. In this segment we are going to see some Kanchipuran sarees which are truly magnetic. Image Courtesy https://www.indiansilkhouseexclusives.in/saree/kanchipuram?product_id=595 This bright golden yellow and red jaquard silk sarees is an ourstanding piece of Kanchipuram silk from Indian silk …
Read moreThe gorgeous saris from Varanasi speak of the splendours of their weaving techniques. A Benarasi sari, a generic term which covers the range of exquisite saris and weaving techniques of the region has long been a favourite of Indian women when a festive occasion or a wedding comes up. Types and textures The accumulation of …
Read moreIndian women are widely known for wearing sarees and this attire has been one of the indispensable parts of Indian tradition from ancient time to modern days. Indian women prefer to wear classic sarees on every auspicious occasion and with the emergence of fashion domain, many changes in the technique of producing sarees have been …
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