Heritage Calendar
Plan your silk wardrobe around India's festival calendar
Festivals & Their Silks
Navratri
Nine nights of devotion call for nine distinct silk drapes — from vibrant Patolas to rich Banarasis. Each colour carries a divine significance, making silk the most auspicious choice.
Shop the Navratri Edit →Dussehra
The triumph of good over evil deserves the finest weave. Kanjeevarams in deep reds and royal purples honour the grandeur of Vijayadashami celebrations.
Shop the Dussehra Edit →Diwali
The festival of lights demands silk that shimmers. Gold zari Banarasis and jewel-toned Kanjeevarams transform every Diwali gathering into a celebration of heritage.
Shop the Diwali Edit →Pongal
The harvest festival pairs perfectly with traditional Kanjeevarams in auspicious yellows and greens, celebrating abundance and gratitude to the earth.
Shop the Pongal Edit →Onam
Kerala's grandest festival calls for the iconic Kasavu saree — pristine off-white with a lustrous gold border, embodying the simplicity and elegance of God's Own Country.
Shop the Onam Edit →Ganesh Chaturthi
Welcome Bappa in silk that honours tradition. Rich oranges, vermillion reds, and golden yellows in Paithani and Banarasi weaves set the tone for ten days of devotion.
Shop the Ganesh Chaturthi Edit →Durga Puja
Pandal-hopping in Kolkata demands a different silk for each day. From gossamer Dhakai Jamdanis to bold Balucharis, Bengal's textile legacy shines during Pujo.
Shop the Durga Puja Edit →Christmas
Celebrate the season of giving with silk in rich burgundies, emerald greens, and shimmering golds. The perfect gift for someone who treasures heritage craftsmanship.
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