Leheriya Kota sarees - Aira -Albeli Fabric:Silk Cotton Kota with zari border The process of tie-and-dye begins

The process of tie-and-dye begins with carefully tying the fabric—traditionally cotton or silk—with threads at specific points before immersing it in vibrant dyes

One such collection celebrates the time-honored wooden dolls from Varanasi

Let the fragrance and nourishing goodness of the Kaisori Almond and Walnut scrub make you bloom

The play of colors across the body and borders creates an elegant

Bandhani (or Bandhej) takes its name from the Sanskrit word “bandh” meaning “to tie

Leheriya Kota sarees - Aira -Albeli Fabric:Silk Cotton Kota with zari border The process of tie-and-dye beginsWe love stories, and we love narrating them too Celebrate summer and craftsmanship with Kaisori. Our Sanganer Aira Kota saree range is one of a kind. Like the summer breeze on an ethereal lake, it is hand block printed with Sanganeri block prints on pristine white Kota fabric, woven with elegance on both the border and body, crafting a chic new drape story. The natural variation and irregularities in the fabric are part of the hand weaving process,