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Banarasi Silk✦Gadwal✦Kantha✦Paithani✦Srikalahasti Kalamkari✦Patola✦Dhakai Jamdani✦Kanjivaram✦ Banarasi Coming soon ✦Banarasi Silk✦Gadwal✦Kantha✦Paithani✦Srikalahasti Kalamkari✦Patola✦Dhakai Jamdani✦Kanjivaram✦ Banarasi Coming soon ✦Banarasi Silk✦Gadwal✦Kantha✦Paithani✦Srikalahasti Kalamkari✦Patola✦Dhakai Jamdani✦Kanjivaram✦ Banarasi Coming soon ✦Banarasi Silk✦Gadwal✦Kantha✦Paithani✦Srikalahasti Kalamkari✦Patola✦Dhakai Jamdani✦Kanjivaram✦ Banarasi Coming soon ✦
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The Collections

Our Philosophy

Woven with Intention

Every saree in the TAAR collection is handwoven by master artisans who have inherited their craft through generations. We work directly with weaving communities across India to bring you textiles that carry both beauty and history.

Master weaver at a traditional pit loom

The Craft

Six Months, One Saree

Each handwoven saree represents hundreds of hours of meticulous craft, passed down through generations of artisan families across the weaving villages of India.

  1. Design & motif

    Every saree begins on paper. Intricate motifs are hand-drawn and mapped onto a naksha, the master grid that guides each thread.

  2. Thread selection

    Only the finest Banarasi silk is hand-selected for its lustre and strength.

  3. Natural dyeing

    Threads are dyed using traditional techniques, many with natural plant-based pigments.

  4. Warping the loom

    Thousands of warp threads are measured, aligned and mounted by hand, a meticulous setup completed before a single motif is woven.

  5. Hand weaving

    Each motif is woven in a single pass by master weavers at traditional pit looms, often over many months.

  6. Finishing & inspection

    The saree is cut from the loom, gently washed and inspected thread by thread before it earns the TAAR name.