Threads of Heritage
Pure handloom yardage woven on traditional looms — each piece carries the fingerprint of its weaver.
From yarn to saree
Five stages — every meter inspected.
Yarn
Cotton or silk yarn sourced and wound for the loom.
Dyeing
Natural or azo-free dyes; colour fastness checked.
Warping
Threads aligned under tension for even tension.
Weaving
Handloom shuttle — motifs emerge row by row.
QC
Finish, selvedge, and GI label verification.
Meet the weavers
Three cooperatives behind this template.
Lakshmi Devi
Ilkal sarees
Bagalkot, Karnataka
Third-generation weaver; specialises in kasuti-inspired borders.
Rahim Ansari
Banarasi silk
Varanasi, UP
Meena Bai
Maheshwari cotton
Maheshwar, MP
GI Tag authenticity
This layout highlights Geographical Indication (GI) certified textiles. Replace this block with your registration copy and certificate imagery.
Care that preserves the weave
Hand-wash in cold water with mild detergent. Dry in shade — direct sun can fade natural dyes. Iron on medium with a cloth barrier. Store folded with muslin.
Care & origin
Handloom buyers ask
Is every piece GI tagged?▼
Replace with your certification scope — full GI, blend ratio, or artisan-only.
How should I wash handloom?▼
Cold hand-wash is safest; machine gentle only if the label allows.
Where is this woven?▼
Update with your cluster / cooperative / loom address.
Handloom picks
Featured SKUs from your catalog
Gift Sets
Heritage Weaver Box
Cushions & Home
Handwoven Cushion Set (2)
Yardage
Muga Silk Yardage (1m)
Stoles & Scarves
Eri Silk Stole — Indigo
Stoles & Scarves
Naga Tribal Shawl
Sarees
Manipuri Phanek Mayek Naibi
Sarees
Eri Silk Saree — Natural
Sarees
Muga Silk Mekhela Chador
Voices from the loom
“The drape and selvedge are exactly what we hoped for.”
“GI paperwork was clear — great for our boutique.”
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