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Handloom-first, quiet and crafted — sarees · handloom · three-piece
Handloom-first, quiet and crafted
A heritage boutique front for handloom sarees and three-piece: a story-led hero, shop by fabric, new weaves in large portrait photos, the making of a jamdani, the collection as a mosaic, most-loved pieces, a loom-to-door timeline, reviews and a wedding-saree enquiry. Drawn after the handloom houses of Tangail and Rupganj.

Woven by hand in Tangail and Rupganj
Jamdani, muslin and half-silk from weavers we visit ourselves. Each one takes days, not hours.
Cash on delivery · 7-day exchange







How it is made
A jamdani is woven by two people at one loom, the motif added thread by thread with a bamboo needle. We pay the weaver before the saree is sold, and we tell you whose loom it came from.
Chosen again and again by our customers



What happens after you order
We check the weave
Every piece is opened and checked for pulled threads before it leaves.
Folded in muslin
Wrapped in cloth, not plastic, so the fibre can breathe.
At your door
1–2 days in Dhaka, 2–4 days elsewhere. Pay when it arrives.
“The jamdani came wrapped in cloth with the weaver's name on a card. I wore it to my sister's holud and three people asked where it was from.”
“Muslin that does not feel like a costume. Light, soft, and the colour is exactly as shown.”
“I exchanged a three-piece for a bigger size and it was sorted in two days.”
Send us the colour and the budget. We will send photos from the looms this week.
One email when a new batch comes off the looms. Nothing else.




