Natural dyed Dabu sarees - Malhar - Triad tie and dye Dabu saree saree The natural variation and irregularities

The natural variation and irregularities in the fabric are a part of the hand weaving process

Choose from a stunning range of sarees that embody the charm of heritage

In our ongoing effort to tell new stories through handmade artistry

and resin from the Babool (Acacia) tree

Variations and irregularities are inherent to hand-weaving and the Bandhani process

Natural dyed Dabu sarees - Malhar - Triad tie and dye Dabu saree saree The natural variation and irregularitiesOne of the oldest colors in the Indian subcontinent, the story of natural dyes dates back over 5,000 years. Our entire collection is created on handloom silk cotton, using various natural dyes inspired by the monsoon colors, including: Natural Indigo Harada (myrobolan) for a pale yellow Iron fillings & Gud (jaggery) for black Alum for red Kesula flowers and Babool gum for different shades of green Your Kaisori Clamp Dabu sarees are a celebration of