The art of Tie and Dye - Zahra - White & Pink Batik silk cotton saree natural ingredients Today the art is survived

Today the art is survived by a couple of families in the region who are working with a few more families to keep the traditions alive

each saree is dyed using the traditional Leheriya technique with azo-free dyes on pristine white cotton fabric

paired with the lightweight charm of Kota Doria fabric

Your Kaisori Dabu sarees are a celebration of traditional printing techniques

Variation and irregularities in the fabric are part of the hand-weaving process

The art of Tie and Dye - Zahra - White & Pink Batik silk cotton saree natural ingredients Today the art is survivedOur new collection ZAHRA, inspired by the little flower, celebrates stories of being brazen. It is an ode to women who refused to give up, pushed their way through, and found their success in unlikely places and circumstances. This collection is an expression of our determination to break away from traditional designs in conventional craft techniques. It is an attempt at giving a new lease of life to using Batik craft, in contemporary saree designs.