Mysore Silk: Made in the Mysore region and produced by KSIC, this premium mulberry silk is known for its exceptionally smooth, light drape and distinct sheen. Mysore silk silk or kurtas are great for weddings, festive occasions or when you want to make a graceful statement.
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Ilkal Saree: This is traditional to Bagalkot district and these sarees have a cotton warp for the body and art or pure silk for the border and pallu. They showcase bold contrasting borders and distinctive temple designs. They're durable and their bold designs stand out at any event or daily wear.
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Molakalmuru Silk Saree: Woven in Chitradurga district, this silk saree is adorned with nature-inspired motifs like fruits, animals and temple geometry. It also holds a GI tag. A Molakalmuru saree can be ideal for bridal trousseau or special festivities.
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Kasuti Embroidery: Intricate traditional embroidery that originated in the Chalukya era, Kasuti literally “hand weave” features motifs inspired by rangoli and temple architecture and can run into thousands of fine stitches by hand. It can be a saree, blouse or contemporary dress.
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Patteda Anchu Saree: Woven across North Karnataka, these sarees feature checkered patterns with auspicious colour palettes such as red, yellow and green. These have distinctly coarse cotton textures. It is perfect for daily wear with both authenticity and comfort.
