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Ridhi

Ridhi

Rs. 6,000
Rs. 6,000
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Banaras (Cotton & Silk)
Famous for its rich handloom heritage, Banaras produces both Katan silk and fine Banarasi cotton using techniques like Kadwa weaving, celebrated for intricate motifs and luxurious drape. 

Sundaari brings you pure, handwoven fabrics that enhance your beauty while honoring the traditions of Indian culture.

Custom stitching for suits is available upon request. Additional charges apply for all personalized services.

Product Description

Woven in Banaras using pure cotton, Ridhi showcases delicate threadwork in soft pastel
hues. A rare blend of tradition and comfort, perfect for those who seek lightness with
heritage.


Key Details

Fabric: Banarasi Cotton
Craft: Soft Thread Work on Pure Cotton
Origin: Banaras

Care & Instructions

  • Dry Clean only. Store garment in a muslin cloth away from sunlight in a dry environment. Air the textile every few months.
  • A note we are not liable for textiles that have been hand washed / cleaned other than dry cleaning. Dry Clean only. Store garment in a muslin cloth away from sunlight in a dry environment. Air the textile every few months.

Why Choose Us?

At the heart of every Sundaari saree lies a legacy of craftsmanship and conscious creation. We bring you handpicked fabrics, sourced from India’s finest weaving clusters, and woven by master artisans with generations of expertise.

  • Limited Pieces. Infinite Grace.
    We believe in slow, meaningful fashion. Each saree is produced in limited numbers — a rare expression of artistry, just like the woman who wears it.
  • Sustainable at Heart
    From natural dyes to zero-waste packaging, every detail reflects our commitment to ethical practices, fair wages, and eco-conscious choices.

    With Sundari Designs, you don’t just wear a saree you wear a story, a legacy, and a promise of timeless elegance.

Note: Natural variations in colours and weave are part of the textile, as it is handwoven.
Please note that the blouse worn by the model is not included.

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Hand-Weaving Process

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STITCHING WEAVERS OF INDIA

At Sundaari, our journey began with a simple idea — to celebrate the rich heritage of Indian weaving. We collaborate with skilled weavers and artisans from across the country to bring you high-quality fabrics with unique and timeless designs.

Through our travels across India, we discovered that traditional art forms are still alive — lovingly preserved by communities who dedicate their lives to this craft. By working with these weavers, we not only showcase their incredible work but also help keep these traditions alive for future generations.

With Sundaari, you don’t just wear a design — you wear a story, a tradition, and a piece of India.

Why Handwoven Sarees are Expensive?

Handloom sarees are expensive primarily because of the significant time, skill, and labor involved in their manual weaving process, often using intricate designs and natural materials, which results in a limited production capacity and high cost per saree compared to machine-made alternatives.

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY?

  • Wearing a Sundari saree feels like draping tradition and elegance together. The silk was incredibly soft, and the handwoven detailing was simply breathtaking.

    - RITIKA MALHOTRA, DELHI

  • I bought a handwoven suit set from Sundari for Diwali, and it was everything I hoped for—graceful, vibrant, and perfectly stitched. The fabric quality and attention to detail were unmatched.

    - NEHA SHARMA, GURUGRAM

  • Sundari’s dupattas are pure luxury. I paired one with a plain kurta, and it instantly elevated the entire look. The embroidery and weave speak volumes of the craftsmanship. Highly recommend for anyone who loves timeless fashion.

    - POOJA BANSAL, MUMBAI