Find your drape
Shop by Occasion
From your wedding day to your workday — a saree for every moment.
4 sarees
Bridal
For the most beautiful day
6 sarees
Wedding Guest
Celebrate in splendour
5 sarees
Festive
Diwali, Durga Puja & more
4 sarees
Party Wear
Evenings that sparkle
2 sarees
Office Wear
Graceful 9 to 5
4 sarees
Everyday Casual
Comfort you can live in
4 sarees
Puja & Rituals
Pure, auspicious, traditional
3 sarees
Gifting
A drape to remember
Why Srimati
From the loom, honestly
Every saree travels a short, transparent path from the weaver’s hands to yours.
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Loom-direct sourcing
We buy directly from weaver families and cooperatives in 12 clusters — no middlemen, fair wages.
- 02
Certified authentic
Pure silks carry the Silk Mark tag; handlooms carry the Handloom Mark wherever applicable.
- 03
Hand-checked drape
Each saree is unfolded and inspected for weave, zari and colour before it is packed.
- 04
Packed with love
Wrapped in muslin inside a keepsake box and shipped free above ₹1,499.
Temple borders from Tamil Nadu
Kanjivaram Silk
Pure mulberry silk with contrast korvai borders and real zari.
2 sarees →
Brocades from Varanasi
Banarasi Silk
Mughal-inspired brocade, kadhwa and jangla weaves.
2 sarees →
Tie-dye poetry from Odisha
Sambalpuri Ikat
Bandha ikat woven with shankha, chakra and phula motifs.
2 sarees →
Breathable daily luxury
Cotton Handloom
Soft handloom cottons from Bengal, Odisha and Andhra.
2 sarees →
Fluid, feather-light drapes
Chiffon & Georgette
Flowing prints and embellishments for modern occasions.
2 sarees →
Sheer sheen and shimmer
Organza & Tissue
Lightweight sheer sarees with metallic lustre.
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Spotlight
Know your Saree
Rukmini Crimson Kanjivaram Silk Saree
Woven over 18 days on a traditional pit loom in Kanchipuram, Rukmini carries the classic korvai technique where body and border are woven separately and interlocked by hand. The deep crimson body is scattered with gold zari buttas, while the pallu showcases peacocks and annams in rich gold.
- Fabric
- Pure Mulberry Silk
- Weave
- Korvai Kanjivaram
- Work
- Gold Zari Weave
- Length
- 5.5 m
- Blouse
- Unstitched, 0.8 m
- Colour
- Crimson Red
- Pair with temple jewellery and a gajra for a classic bridal look.
- Choose a contrast brocade blouse to make the zari border stand out.
- Pleat the pallu neatly over the left shoulder to show off the motifs.
- Finish with a potli bag and kolhapuri or embellished juttis.
Dry clean only. Store folded in a muslin cloth. Refold every 3 months to protect the zari.
- Each handloom saree is unique — tiny irregularities are the weaver’s signature.
- Natural fibres breathe, drape better and last for generations.
- Your purchase directly sustains weaving families and a centuries-old craft.
What goes into a Srimati
12 Weaves, One Heritage
Every weave is traceable to its region and its people.
Discover all weaves →
KKanjivaram
Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu
Heavy mulberry silk with korvai-joined contrast borders and real zari. Known as the queen of silks.
BBanarasi
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
Mughal-inspired brocades woven with gold and silver zari in kadhwa and jangla techniques.
SSambalpuri
Bargarh, Odisha
Bandha ikat where yarn is tie-dyed before weaving to create shankha, chakra and phula motifs.
BBomkai
Ganjam, Odisha
Intricate extra-weft motifs of fish, rudraksha and temple borders on silk and cotton.
PPaithani
Yeola, Maharashtra
Tapestry-woven silk with peacock and lotus pallus in brilliant jewel tones.
CChanderi
Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh
Sheer, glossy blends of silk and cotton with delicate gold buttis.
JJamdani
Dhaka & Bengal
UNESCO-listed muslin weave with floating floral motifs inserted by hand.
PPochampally
Telangana
Geometric double ikat in bold, graphic patterns — a GI-tagged treasure.
PPatola
Patan, Gujarat
Double ikat so precise that it can take a year to weave a single saree.
TTant
Shantipur, West Bengal
Light, crisp cotton with thick woven borders, ideal for humid summers.
MMangalagiri
Andhra Pradesh
Fine cotton with a signature nizam zari border and no motifs on the body.
MMaheshwari
Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh
Reversible borders and light silk-cotton inspired by the fort walls of Maheshwar.
Truly handwoven
No power-loom copies. Every handloom saree is made on a traditional loom by skilled artisans.
Real zari, real silk
Pure silks are certified by the Silk Mark Organisation of India. What we say is what you get.
Colour you can trust
Photographed in daylight and checked for colour-fastness so your saree looks just like its picture.
Love letters
What our customers say
“Felt like my grandmother's silk”
The Kanjivaram I ordered had the same weight and shine as my grandmother's wedding saree. Packaging was gorgeous and it arrived in 3 days.
“Genuine Sambalpuri”
As an Odia I am very particular about ikat. Srimati's Sambalpuri is the real thing, straight from Bargarh weavers.
“Silk Mark certified”
Every silk saree came with a Silk Mark tag. That trust is rare online. The brocade detail is outstanding.
“Easy returns”
I exchanged a colour without any hassle. The team on WhatsApp was so helpful with draping tips too!
“Office-wear favourites”
I now own five of their cotton handlooms. They are soft, colourfast and always get compliments at work.
“Perfect wedding shopping”
Bought eight sarees for my sister's wedding. Colours were exactly as shown and blouse pieces were generous.
Buying Guide
How to Identify a Pure Kanjivaram Silk Saree
From the zari test to the korvai joint — five simple checks every saree lover should know.
Read story →
Styling
7 Ways to Drape a Saree for Every Occasion
The Nivi, the Bengali, the Gujarati and more — step-by-step draping styles for modern women.
Read story →
Heritage
The Story of Sambalpuri Ikat
How Odisha's weavers tie, dye and weave poetry into every thread of a Sambalpuri saree.
Read story →Are your sarees genuine handloom?
Yes. We source directly from weaver clusters and cooperatives. Every pure silk saree comes with a Silk Mark certificate and handloom sarees carry the Handloom Mark where applicable.
Does every saree come with a blouse piece?
Most of our sarees include an unstitched blouse piece (0.8 m). The exact details are listed under "Know your Saree" on each product page.
How long does delivery take?
Orders are dispatched within 24–48 hours. Metro cities receive them in 3–5 business days and other locations in 5–8 business days.
What is your return and exchange policy?
Unused sarees with original tags can be returned or exchanged within 7 days of delivery. Please see our Return & Refund Policy for details.
Is Cash on Delivery available?
Yes, COD is available on most pin codes across India. You can also pay securely with UPI, cards and net banking.
How should I care for my silk saree?
Dry clean only, store folded in a muslin cloth, and refold every few months to protect the zari. Avoid spraying perfume directly on silk.