Shop traditional handloom sarees, from Baluchari-style zari work and temple borders to block prints and embroidered art silk.
What makes a handloom saree special?
A handloom saree is woven on a loom worked by hand, without electricity. The process is slow, and it gives the fabric a character that machine-made sarees do not have.
Choosing handloom also supports weaving families who keep India’s textile traditions alive.
Our handloom picks
This edit includes Swarnachari and Baluchari-style zari work, traditional motif weaving, block-printed handloom and embroidered art silk with nature motifs.
Frequently asked questions
How can I recognise a handloom saree?
Look for small irregularities in the weave, especially on the reverse side; these come from hand weaving. The Handloom Mark or India Handloom brand label is another sign.
How should I care for a handloom saree?
Dry clean silk handlooms. Store them folded in cotton cloth and refold them now and then to protect the weave.
