Banarasi
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
Pure silk brocade woven on pit looms, shot through with gold and silver zari by 6th-generation karigars.
Look for kadhua butis woven thread by thread, not cut.
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Weave Origins
Made by hand, named to its region.
Every drape we carry is traced to a handloom cluster. Here are the traditions we work with.
Kanjeevaram
Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu
Heavy mulberry-silk temple sarees, with the pallu woven separately and interlocked at the body.
The korvai join should hold even when you tug it.
Bandhani
Kutch, Gujarat
Thousands of dots tied by hand and resist-dyed, a technique traced to the 16th century.
Untie a knot and the dot blooms — proof it's hand-tied.
Chanderi
Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh
Featherlight silk-cotton with a glassy sheen, finished with hand-block butis and zari borders.
Hold it to the light — true Chanderi is sheer and luminous.
Ways to Drape
Six yards, styled five ways.
A short field guide from our drapers — the silhouette, where it belongs, and how to pin it.
01
Nivi
Everyday & office
Pleat to the left, pallu over the shoulder, pinned at the bone — the classic for a reason.
02
Bengali (Atpoure)
Puja & festive
Box pleats, the pallu brought round front to back, finished with a keyring at the corner.
03
Lehenga-style
Receptions & sangeet
Tucked in mermaid pleats for a fishtail fall — best on heavier Kanjeevarams.
04
Seedha Pallu
Bridal & weddings
Pallu pleated to the front so the zari border reads across the shoulder in photographs.
05
Butterfly
Cocktail & evening
Thinner pallu pleats fanned wide to show the blouse and the saree's body at once.
The Collection
Our Signature Collections
Discover timeless pieces crafted to perfection.
Shop by Occasion
Edits for every celebration.
Curated by our stylists — start where the moment is, and we'll guide you to the right drape.
The Bridal Edit
Kanjeevarams and zardozi work for the day it all happens — heavy, regal, photographed forever.
The Festive Edit
Banarasis and bandhanis for Diwali, weddings, and every reason to dress up at home.
The Everyday Edit
Featherlight Chanderis and cotton-silks that drape easily from desk to dinner.
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From the Loom
Every drape has a name behind it.
Gadha Alankriti brings you a curated selection of handpicked jewelry, designed to add a touch of elegance and tradition to your life. We believe in adorning every moment with beauty, offering unique pieces that tell a story.
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