Draping Dreams: 5 Homegrown Saree Labels in Delhi NCR

June 6, 2024

Indian women love wearing sarees and the way it makes them look and feel about themselves. A saree is one such garment that has been in fashion for centuries. Most women wear sarees, if not daily, then occasionally, and that includes various types of sarees, be it your one-minute sarees, handloom sarees, silk sarees, Bandhej sarees, Banarasi sarees, and the list is unending. 

Some women who are home-based entrepreneurs are bringing these lovely and elegant sarees from their homes to sell them on a bigger platform. You can find 5 such women entrepreneurs on Women Listed.

Let's have a look!

1. Shruti Haksar 

Shruti Haksar is an entrepreneur and a saree influencer in Gurugram. She is a curator of handpicked sarees, bringing out the elegance in every piece. Shruti's collection of sarees comes with different names depending on the variety and quality of her material. It includes Dia Drapes (Kota), Unstitched Revolution (handpainted), Lamhe (Chiffon), Ajrakh, Guldasta, and many more. 'Shruja' is one of the limited editions of Shruti that she specially designed, keeping the roles in mind a woman plays in her lifetime. 

Her sarees range from Rs 2000 to Rs 15000, depending on the type of saree you are looking for. If you like these specially curated sarees, you can check out Shruti Sari Studio.

Women Listed Profile: https://womenlisted.com/shrutih 

2. Parinita Sengupta

Parinita Sengupta is an educator turned entrepreneur who curates handloom sarees from all over India with trendy and colorful readymade blouses to mix and match, situated in Gurugram. Parinita is the founder of In My Looking Glass, a brand that specializes in handcrafted sarees by skilled artisans. The collection includes breathable cotton and mul sarees, soft dhakai jamdani sarees, handblock silk sarees, tissue silk sarees, and many more. 

Her readymade colorful chick blouses come with vibrant pieces, including embroidered ones, ajrakh, chikankari, etc. Parinita's sarees range from 2500 to 7000. So, if you want to have these handloom sarees in your wardrobe, you can contact Parinita.

Women Listed Profile: https://womenlisted.com/parinita2608 

3. Riddhi Sharma Bhardwaj 

Riddhi Sharma Bhardwaj is a fashion entrepreneur and stylist in Gurugram. She is the founder of a saree brand, MAI MAAii, that deals in sustainable fashion pieces. Riddhi's saree collections are divided into three categories: Rasa, Pehachan, and Farfari. The Rasa category has sarees for every rasa, including bibhasta, raudra, veera, and many others. The Pehachan includes Chanderi sarees with exclusive names like Khaskhas, Madhumalti, Aparajita, etc. The Farfari sarees consist of organza and printed silk sarees, with names given to them, such as Neelambari, Swarna, Suryamukhi, and many more.

Riddhi has specially made, easy-to-wear, pre-pleated sarees for moms who hustle like pros. Her sarees range from Rs 4000 to Rs 23000. If this fits your taste, you can look at the variety she offers. 

Women Listed Profile: https://womenlisted.com/riddhi16 

4. Snigdha

Snigdha is an entrepreneur in fashion and lifestyle who sells her sustainable handloom sarees in Gurugram. She is the founder of Blue Wardrobe, a saree brand that sells handcrafted Bengali sarees, making sure each fabric and dye follows zero-waste principles. The brand offers cotton Bengal handloom sarees, kantha silk sarees, cotton jamdani sarees, and more. 

Snigdha's Blue Wardrobe saree collection is divided into categories of beautiful names such as Bahaar, Binodini, Roopkatha, Kavyanjali, and Rajnandini. Her range of sarees vary from Rs 3000 to Rs 18000. If you are looking for a collection of Bengal handloom sarees, then you can check out Snigdha's Blue Wardrobe collection.

Women Listed Profile: https://womenlisted.com/snigdha161102 

5. Mamta Arora

Mamta Arora is a home-based entrepreneur who sells exquisite Banarasi Sarees in Delhi. She is the founder of Panna Dori, which brings in the designs, weaves, and patterns sourced from the artisans in Varanasi. Panna Dori's collection of six yards includes katan, organza, banarasi, wrinkle tissue, banarasi weave kota doria, and many other types of banarasi sarees. Bringing in the spirit of Varanasi, Mamta has also introduced banarasi dress materials. 

Panna Dori's range of sarees lies from 2500 to 7500. And if you have a love for banarasi weaves and zari work you can check Mamta's saree collection in Panna Dori.

Women Listed Profile: https://womenlisted.com/mamtaarora120121 

By listing these women designers who are especially dealing with sarees, Women Listed helps them get that visibility to reach more people. So adorn yourself in these beautiful sarees that depict uniqueness in every handpicked piece.

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