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Handloom Sarees — Handwoven Cotton & Silk
A handloom saree carries the hand that wove it — weeks of work on a wooden loom, no two drapes ever quite the same. Our sarees come straight from weaving clusters in cotton, silk and blends, coloured with natural dyes and finished for everyday elegance and occasion wear alike. Choosing handloom means wearing something with a story, and sustaining the weaver who made it.
Buying guide
- 1Fabric: cotton for daily comfort, silk/Banarasi for occasions, khadi for a pure handspun feel.
- 2Weave: check the border and pallu detailing — handloom motifs are woven, not printed.
- 3Care: hand-wash or dry-clean silks; cottons soften beautifully with each wash.
- 4Blouse: most sarees include a matching blouse piece — confirm on the product page.
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About our handloom sarees
Gharana’s handloom sarees span breezy cottons for daily wear, lustrous silks and Banarasi weaves for occasions, and khadi for a pure, grounded drape — woven by hand in limited runs. Each is a slow-craft piece: natural fibres, traditional motifs and honest colour. Explore more of our handwoven world, or pair a saree with a handmade gift.
Frequently asked questions
What is a handloom saree?
A handloom saree is woven entirely by hand on a traditional loom, rather than on a power-loom or machine. The result is a unique, breathable, artisan-made drape — with tiny natural variations that are the mark of real handwork.
How do I care for a handloom cotton or silk saree?
Hand-wash handloom cotton in cold water with mild detergent and dry in shade; dry-clean silk and Banarasi sarees. Store folded with the pallu inside, and avoid direct sunlight to protect natural dyes.
Are the sarees pure handloom?
Yes — sourced from weaving clusters and handwoven in small batches. Because each is made by hand, slight irregularities in weave and colour are natural and authentic, not defects.