Handloom Power – Hand-woven & Designer cotton sarees online

If something has ever ruled fashion world and will keep ruling it, then it is saree. There is something magical about the saree. We at Indian August believe that Sarees will never go out of fashion. It is rightly said in a Karadi Rhyme that “Yards and Yards of silk I see, in ever colour and shade there be patterns fine, Bold designs, I wonder which one is for me?” When you are staying in country like India, collecting sarees is something we have always seen. India has been a home to some of the finest handloom sarees. Our mother and grandmothers had beautiful collection of handloom sarees. They use to treat them like their kids. Putting them in sunlight to keep insects at bay, changing the folds of the sarees to avoid any creases and many more. Hand-woven cotton sarees were not just a garment of choice but was an item of sentiment - much appreciated and cared. Every state has its own saree and we at Indian August have successfully curated all the important sarees at our online store to make your Diwali extra special.

Cotton has always stayed as a fibre of choice in India. We all know that Diwali is about dazzling lights, beautiful oil lamps and an ever growing fashion quotient but what really matters is to dress safely and sensibly. Owing to its skin breathability and comfort, cotton is a preferred fibre of choice. Not just this Cotton also is a very good fire resistant. This is the reason Indian August recommends you to avoid synthetics and go for hand woven cotton. At Indian August we have got the finest collection of hand-woven designer cottonsarees online India. We have Jamdani sarees from West Bengal, Ikats from Odisha, Chanderi sarees, Mangalgiri sarees, Maheshwari sarees and many more. Some of our exclusive designs include Kalamkaris, hand block printings and others. Our handloom sarees are painstakingly done by the skilled craftsmen. These weavers literally weave magic with their looms. Handloom sarees has got some earthly aesthetics which attracts people from all over the globe.


When it comes to any traditional events like festivals and ceremonies sarees are the safest bet. You can never go wrong with our designer cotton sarees online India. They have a surreal minimalism attached to it. It gives you mature look and certainly connects you to your roots. Nobody can escape the magic of hand woven cotton sarees that India has. It is customary to wear a saree to complete any important occasion in India. At Indian August we are ready to spoil you for choices. With variety of colors, techniques and affordable prices, you cannot say no to our designer cotton sarees online India.


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