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Grey With Blue Pochampally Ikkat Cotton Saree Summer Cloud
Rs. 4,750.00
Soft, subtle, and effortlessly stylish — this grey Pochampally ikkat cotton saree is adorned with delicate white fern motifs that lend it a fresh, contemporary charm. The cool grey base...
Navy Blue Pochampally Ikkat Cotton Saree Ganga Jamuna
Rs. 4,990.00
A little bold, a little playful — this Pochampally ikkat saree brings joy in every drape. Set in a deep blue base, it comes alive with vibrant Ganga Jamuna borders...
Orange With White Ikkat Cotton Saree Orange Candy
Rs. 5,750.00
A gentle play between peach and orange, this handloom cotton Ikat saree carries warmth without being loud. The base sits in that beautiful in-between shade, where soft peach meets a...
Powder Blue Ikkat Cotton Saree Silver Lining
Rs. 5,750.00
Soft as a quiet morning, this powder blue Ikat saree carries a calm, effortless elegance. The gentle blue base is woven with delicate ivory Ikat motifs, flowing across the saree...
White With Blue Double Ikkat Cotton Saree Fresh Lilies
Rs. 8,990.00
Crisp, intricate, and deeply rooted in craft, this white and blue saree is woven in the rare and demanding technique of double Ikat. Unlike regular Ikat, where either the warp...
White Red Ikkat Cotton Blouse Fizaa
Rs. 3,250.00
White & Red Ikkat Cotton Blouse – Smart Workwear Elegance ✨ Stay effortlessly stylish with this white base cotton Ikkat blouse, featuring bold red motifs that add a touch of...
Blue Pochampally Ikkat Kids Unisex Kurta Gilli Danda 12-14 YRS
Rs. 1,590.00
Gilli Danda is a game played by a group of minimum 4 kids aged 8 years and above. It is a popular game in all parts of rural India with...
Yellow Cotton Pochampalli Ikkat Boys Kurta
Rs. 990.00 – Rs. 1,290.00
A comfortable and charming kurta for the young price using the handwoven ikkat fabric from Pochampalli. Breathable, free of synthetics and suitable for a day long wear for play and...
Our ikkat collection begins not on the loom, but with a pencil on paper.
Every motif is first mapped on graph sheets, then yarn bundles are tied, marked, dyed two–three times, dried under the sky—
and only then the weaving begins.
By this stage, 30–36 hours have passed,
and not a single thread has yet touched the loom.
That’s why no two Ikkats can ever be identical.
They are not printed — they are imagined before they are woven.
Look closely.
If the design is slightly blurred, it’s genuine.
If it looks perfect… it may not be handmade.
The Indian Motif Ikkat Collection
Handwoven. Calculated. Patient.
And proudly imperfect — just like all things made by hand.