Bookmark This Online Store From Bangalore For A Modern Spin On Handloom Sarees

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From khadi to cotton silks, Bangalore-based Shiuli Creations’ handloom sarees are as wearable for work as they are for an occasion. Started by Uma Balakrishnan, Shiuli’s sarees feature Indian weaving traditions and classic embellishment techniques to create one-of-a-kind sarees. She travelled extensively across the country and sources her sarees from the weavers directly. The collection of sarees is a fusion of traditional craftwork and contemporary design. Choose from bright yellows, pinks and reds, but the muted  shades are more pleasing to our eyes, particularly their hues of blue.

The hand-block printed cotton-silk saree in a mellow shade of blue is great for an all-day look. Another classic totally on our wishlist is this soothing khadi saree that can be paired with a basic crop top or an embellished blouse, depending on the look you’re going for. Her range of Kalamkari tussar silk sarees are absolutely stunning and looks elegant for any occasion.

For those who love to play it safe, you can’t go wrong with a basic indigo saree with white triangular block prints that can take you from work to party. They also have lovely collections featuring linen, crepe, and georgette. Most of the sarees are not too heavy and can easily be slipped into daily use, with the possibility of making them dressy if the need arises. Although we must add that the sarees can get a tad expensive, especially if you’re not buying it for a particular occasion as the price range here starts at INR 2,500 for cotton and 5,000 for silk and linens.

Pro-Tip

There's a sale going on where you now can get sarees at 30 percent slashed prices as part of their sixth anniversary. Plus they ship Pan India.

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Chandni believes in magic and worships Led Zeppelin. Summer is her favourite season, and Sunday her favourite day. When she's not reading the books on her checklist, she's writing for her blog. Farming and baking are what fill her soul and she likes colouring her hair to kill boredom.