Sridha Silk
Handwoven silk sarees, steeped in tradition and artistry
Every piece comes off a handloom, is chosen one at a time, and is named for the cluster that wove it.
Six looms, six vocabularies
Shop by weave
We buy by technique rather than by season. Each of these comes from a different cluster, and each behaves differently on the body.
Banarasi
Brocade woven on the ghats
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh · 8 pieces
Chanderi
Feather-light, glass-clear
Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh · 7 pieces
Linen
Everyday drape, quiet luxury
Bhagalpur, Bihar · 4 pieces
Organza
Tissue, air and zari
Bengaluru & Varanasi · 4 pieces
Patola
Double ikat, dyed before it is woven
Patan, Gujarat · 1 piece
Jamdani
Discontinuous weft, worked freehand
Nadia & Dhaka tradition · 0 pieces
Our collection
Pieces we would keep ourselves
Why us
What makes us different
Our aesthetic is a living tribute to a deep-rooted heritage. Grounded in slow fashion and sustainability, every single saree is evaluated by hand before it is allowed onto the site — and we would rather list four pieces we believe in than forty we do not.
What you can count on
Three things we do not compromise
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Handwoven, and we can prove it
Every saree comes off a handloom, worked by artisans using techniques that predate the mill. We name the cluster on the product page, because a weave without a place is just a word.
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Chosen one at a time
Nothing here arrives by the carton. Each piece is evaluated by hand before it is listed, and most of them exist as a single saree. If it is on the site, we would wear it.
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Real silk, honestly described
Katan is called katan and tissue is called tissue. Fibre, weave, zari and length are stated on every page, and we photograph in daylight without retouching the colour.
Newly off the loom
Latest arrivals
We work with close to 12,000 artisans on fair trade terms. Every creation is handcrafted and directly sourced, so the money reaches the loom.
Write to us if you want photographs of a specific piece in daylight, or help choosing between two.