By Afiur
January 29, 2026
Produced only in Assam, this rare silk naturally retains its golden hue without dyes or chemicals.
Its fibers strengthen over time, making heirloom garments more valuable with age and repeated use.
Crafted with compassion, this silk allows the silkworm to live, reflecting a philosophy of mindful living.
Its cozy warmth and understated charm make it a winter staple beyond just ceremonial clothing.
Raised on mulberry leaves, domesticated silkworms produce long fibers that ensure smooth, uniform fabric quality.
Its strength, sheen and dye-absorption make it suitable for fine apparel and premium interior textiles.
Matka silk features a coarse texture and matte finish, offering strength rather than glossy elegance.
Made from discarded Tussar fibers, this fabric carries a raw texture that highlights handloom craftsmanship.
Crafted from waste mulberry silk, it is popular in West Bengal for minimal, durable sarees.
Its uneven weave and earthy appeal make it a preferred choice for casual outfits and artistic textiles.