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Shreenivas Silks and Sarees – Heritage & Craftsmanship
Our origin goes back to the year 1905 when we started as makers of hand-woven silk sarees in the town of Kanchipuram. Since then, we have come a long way in establishing ourselves as a trusted brand for saris. The core philosophies of Shreenivas silks have remain unchanged since our inception. Our focus is on the quality of the fabic, preservation of the traditional techniques of weaving and keeping the customer at the center of our operation.
Customer spotlight
The saree is an extremely versatile piece of attire that can enhance any occassion. A long-time customer of ours sent us pictures of her draped in our sarees. It makes us glad when customers of ours take the time to share their memories with us!
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What our customers say
Blogs : Fashion and Lifestyle
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How modern brides are embracing the 10 yard sil...
Sreenivas VaradanIn today’s weddings, brides are blending tradition and modernity in powerful new ways. One of the most beautiful examples of this transformation is the return of Ten yards silk sarees to...
How modern brides are embracing the 10 yard sil...
Sreenivas VaradanIn today’s weddings, brides are blending tradition and modernity in powerful new ways. One of the most beautiful examples of this transformation is the return of Ten yards silk sarees to...
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Colour Combinations That Look Most Auspicious i...
Sreenivas VaradanIn South Indian tradition, colour is not just a visual element. It carries meaning, energy and spiritual significance. This is especially true in Ten yards silk sarees, which are worn during...
Colour Combinations That Look Most Auspicious i...
Sreenivas VaradanIn South Indian tradition, colour is not just a visual element. It carries meaning, energy and spiritual significance. This is especially true in Ten yards silk sarees, which are worn during...
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Traditional korvai borders in ten yard sarees a...
Sreenivas VaradanAmong all South Indian sarees, the ten yard saree holds a sacred place. Worn during weddings, rituals and important spiritual ceremonies, Ten yards silk sarees represent heritage, responsibility and purity. One...
Traditional korvai borders in ten yard sarees a...
Sreenivas VaradanAmong all South Indian sarees, the ten yard saree holds a sacred place. Worn during weddings, rituals and important spiritual ceremonies, Ten yards silk sarees represent heritage, responsibility and purity. One...
Blogs : Weaving and Crafts
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The unique weaving techniques behind silk cotto...
Sreenivas VaradanSilk cotton sarees have a charm that feels both traditional and refreshing. They offer the luxurious sheen of silk along with the soft comfort of cotton, making them a favourite...
The unique weaving techniques behind silk cotto...
Sreenivas VaradanSilk cotton sarees have a charm that feels both traditional and refreshing. They offer the luxurious sheen of silk along with the soft comfort of cotton, making them a favourite...
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Why temple architecture inspired so many kanchi...
Sreenivas VaradanKanchipuram is a town where art, spirituality, and craftsmanship coexist in perfect harmony. Known as the City of Thousand Temples, it is no surprise that its centuries-old temple architecture has...
Why temple architecture inspired so many kanchi...
Sreenivas VaradanKanchipuram is a town where art, spirituality, and craftsmanship coexist in perfect harmony. Known as the City of Thousand Temples, it is no surprise that its centuries-old temple architecture has...
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Why supporting handloom weavers matters in toda...
Sreenivas VaradanIn an age dominated by fast fashion—where garments are mass-produced, quickly discarded, and often environmentally damaging—the significance of handloom weaving stands stronger than ever. Supporting handloom weavers is not just...
Why supporting handloom weavers matters in toda...
Sreenivas VaradanIn an age dominated by fast fashion—where garments are mass-produced, quickly discarded, and often environmentally damaging—the significance of handloom weaving stands stronger than ever. Supporting handloom weavers is not just...
Blogs : Stories and Tales
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The weaver who perfected the ten yard border: a...
Long before the world celebrated the beauty of Ten yards silk sarees, there lived a quiet weaver named Koorthan in a small village near Kanchi. His hands were steady, his mind...
The weaver who perfected the ten yard border: a...
Long before the world celebrated the beauty of Ten yards silk sarees, there lived a quiet weaver named Koorthan in a small village near Kanchi. His hands were steady, his mind...
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The saree worn by goddess parvati: a kanchi wea...
In the ancient temple town of Kanchipuram, where every breath carries a whisper of devotion and every street echoes with the hum of looms, there lived a humble weaver named...
The saree worn by goddess parvati: a kanchi wea...
In the ancient temple town of Kanchipuram, where every breath carries a whisper of devotion and every street echoes with the hum of looms, there lived a humble weaver named...
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The last weaver of a vanished village
In the deep heart of Tamil Nadu, beyond the crowded weaving clusters and far from the noise of cities, there once existed a small village called Paalanur—a village so old...
The last weaver of a vanished village
In the deep heart of Tamil Nadu, beyond the crowded weaving clusters and far from the noise of cities, there once existed a small village called Paalanur—a village so old...
