Western

This collection brings together sarees inspired by the weaving traditions of western India, from Gujarat to Maharashtra. You will find Patola-style ikat geometry, Paithani borders and motifs, and prints such as Ajrakh and Kalamkari. It suits shoppers who want a saree with a clear sense of place for festivals, weddings and family functions.

What defines a western India saree

These sarees draw on regional weaving and printing styles that are recognisable at a glance. Expect:

• Bold ikat patterns in the Pochampally and Patola style
• Peacock and lotus motifs and rich contrast pallus, common in Paithani designs
• Zari weaving and Minakari detailing on selected pieces
• Block and digital prints such as Ajrakh, and Kalamkari artwork

How to choose

Soft Silk Saree is the largest type here, followed by Paithani Saree and Soft Georgette. There are also single pieces in Banarasi, Kora Silk, Linen, Kalamkari and Organza.

• Weddings and festivals: look at the Paithani and soft silk sarees with zari weaving and a contrast pallu.
• Daytime and everyday occasions: consider the Linen Chanderi or the printed Ajrakh sarees.
• Colour: the range includes sky blue, pink, royal blue, mint green, purple, yellow, red and magenta wine.

Care

Silk and zari sarees are best dry cleaned. Store them folded in a soft cotton or muslin cloth, away from damp, and refold them from time to time so the creases do not set. Printed and linen sarees should be washed gently as the care label advises.

Price guide

Our 30 best sellers in this collection range from Rs 950 to Rs 1895, with most priced around Rs 1550. With 994 products to browse, you can compare weaves and colours within the budget you have in mind. Every saree is sold factory-direct from Surat, and cash on delivery is available across India.