Benaras Handwoven Silks

Woven by expert handloom weavers, Amari, Kosi, and Kanishka are exceptional examples of India’s silk weaving heritage. Spun yarns with slubs define these fabrics, giving them a rustic yet sophisticated look. Using only natural silk and wool yarns, these fabrics have a soft hand and a generous drape.

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  • Amari

    Amari

    Amari is a medium-weight drapery fabric handwoven in a herringbone pattern, blending silk and finely finished wool for a supple hand, with interwoven slubs creating a variegated surface effect.
  • Kanishka

    Kanishka

    Kanishka is a handwoven drapery fabric made from hand-spun silk yarns, offering a distinctive texture and a special finish that enhances its luster, crafted by expert weavers with generations of expertise.
  • Kosi

    Kosi

    Kosi is a lightweight, handwoven semi-sheer silk with varied slubs and a matte finish, offering a rugged yet chic look, a soft hand, and flowing movement that adds volume and character to windows.