Printed Silk Handloom Sarees
Vibrant designs printed on Silk, woven on handlooms via screens or digital technology.
Material: Silk
Karnataka Handlooms
Karnataka has a rich handloom tradition dating back centuries, famous for distinct Geographical Indication (GI) tagged weaves like Ilkal, Udupi, and Molakalmuru sarees, as well as Kasuti embroidery and Sandur Lambani Embroidery.
Traditional Silk Handloom Sarees
Distinct designs of zari of Molakalmuru, Chintamani, Anekal etc., preserved for years, woven on handloom silk sarees.
Material: Silk
Ilkal GI-Tagged Handloom Sarees
Ancient temple designs of Ilkal woven on Handloom cloth made of Cotton/mix of Cotton and art-silk/mix of Cotton and silk.
Material: Cotton / Silk mix
Udupi Sarees, GI tagged
Woven by temple-town weavers of Udupi on pit looms, these cotton sarees are known for their lightweight drape and temple borders.
Material: Cotton
Melkote Panche Shalya
Melkote Panche and Shalya in silk with a gold zari border, woven for temple and ceremonial wear.
Material: Pure silk