Sarees

A handloom saree is made using traditional weaving techniques by artisans, where the fabric is manually woven on a loom. The craftsmanship and attention to detail make each saree unique and special.

Handloom sarees have a more textured and natural feel, with slight irregularities in the weave, showcasing their handwoven nature. Machine-made sarees, on the other hand, have a more uniform and perfect finish.

Handloom sarees are crafted by skilled artisans, which takes more time and effort compared to machine-made sarees. The materials used and the intricate patterns also contribute to the higher cost.

To preserve the beauty of your handloom saree, store it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. It’s best to keep it in a cotton or muslin cloth bag to prevent dust accumulation and to avoid any sharp creases.

Authentic handloom sarees often come with certification or information about the weaving technique and the artisan. You can also check for unique imperfections in the weave, which are characteristic of handwoven fabrics.