Among the dozens of different handwoven silks made in India, there is none more than expensive than Kanchipuram. This Saree is know for its lustrous fabric and elaborate zari work. Today a Kanchipuram saree remains one of the few sarees in India where gold is still used in the weaving process.

Patola's colourful and ostentatious weave with its figured body, along with the subtle merging of one shade into another. The magic of patola textile is created by the art of lying and dyeing both the warp and west silk threads and then weaving them with great skill and precision into priceless fabric forms with clear and crisp patterns.

Tussar silk reflects the exotic and untamed spirit of the wild silkworm producing it, in its feel, color and sheen. It is quite textured, comes in a range of natural colors like beige, cream, honey and tawny, and has an uneven golden sheen.