Kiran Sawhney

The Mushroo silk traditional red Banarasi saree brings together the rich texture of Mushroo silk and the traditional weaving heritage of Banaras. Its deep red colour gives the saree a classic appearance, while the silk fabric has a distinctive surface and a subtle sheen that adds depth to the overall look. Mushroo silk is known for its characteristic texture, created through a weaving technique that combines silk and cotton threads. This gives the fabric a smooth finish on the outer surface while maintaining a slightly different texture underneath. The combination makes the saree distinctive from other traditional silk varieties. The traditional Banarasi influence is reflected in its overall appearance and the craftsmanship associated with the weaving tradition. Banarasi textiles are recognised for their detailed patterns, intricate motifs and rich fabric construction, which have been part of Indian textile heritage for generations. The red colour holds a special place in traditional I...

The Kora silk tested zari cut work Jamdani saree brings together the fine texture of Kora silk and the detailed artistry of Jamdani weaving. Kora silk has a naturally crisp and lightweight texture, giving the saree a structured appearance while maintaining a soft, graceful fall. Its slightly sheer finish adds to the overall character of the fabric. The saree features tested zari work created through the cut work Jamdani technique. This weaving style involves carefully incorporating zari motifs into the fabric, with each design formed through a detailed process carried out by skilled weavers. The motifs stand out against the Kora silk base, creating an interesting contrast between the fabric and the metallic detailing. The cut work technique gives the Jamdani patterns a distinct appearance, with individual motifs appearing neatly across the saree. The use of tested zari adds a subtle metallic sheen without making the overall design look too heavy. The detailing reflects the time and pre...

This red saree is crafted in khadi georgette, combining the traditional Kutch Bandhej technique with the artistic detailing of Pichwai motifs. The fabric has a soft, lightweight texture, allowing it to fall naturally while retaining the characteristic appeal of handwoven georgette. The Kutch Bandhej work brings a distinctive pattern to the saree, created through the traditional tie-and-dye technique. The small patterns formed through this process add texture and detail to the red base, reflecting the craft traditions of Gujarat. The Pichwai motifs add another layer of artistry to the saree. Inspired by traditional Pichwai paintings, these motifs often feature elements from nature and devotional art, bringing together textile craftsmanship and the visual language of Indian miniature art. The combination of Bandhej and Pichwai creates an interesting contrast between two traditional art forms. While the Bandhej work gives the saree its patterned appearance, the Pichwai motifs introduce mo...

These two vintage-inspired sarees bring together traditional aesthetics and a graceful, understated look. Their designs reflect the charm of classic Indian textiles, with details that give them an old-world character. The overall appearance is subtle yet distinctive, making them reminiscent of sarees worn in earlier generations. Both sarees feature a lightweight construction, making them comfortable to wear for extended hours. Their soft fall allows the fabric to settle naturally, creating a neat and fluid silhouette. The lighter weight also makes them easier to carry while maintaining the traditional appearance of a saree. The vintage influence can be seen in their overall design and styling. Rather than relying on heavily embellished details, these sarees have a classic appeal that comes through in their patterns, textures and traditional character. They bring together the visual richness of heritage-inspired designs with the simplicity of lightweight fabrics. Their versatility makes...

This pink silk brocade Khimkhaab Banarasi saree is created in Kaduwa locked weave, enriched with silver-tone zari and Tilfi Meena details. The luminous brocade ground is punctuated by measured touches of colour, creating an elegant saree for weddings, festive occasions and special celebrations. Price: ₹19,500 One piece available Blouse piece included View and shop this saree at Sohum Sutras For enquiries, contact Sohum Sutras on WhatsApp through the product page.

This red Mushroo silk Banarasi saree is patterned with rhythmic coin butas—a timeless design and a must-have for a considered saree collection. The rich red ground gives it an enduring ceremonial presence for weddings, festive occasions and special celebrations. Price: ₹25,764 One piece available Blouse piece included View and shop this saree at Sohum Sutras For enquiries, contact Sohum Sutras on WhatsApp through the product page.