Welcome to Silk Katha
Silk Katha let's you rediscover textile culture enticing you to get magically woven together into a common thread of passion for silk. You may embrace your Silk Katha from an ambit of hand woven, hand spun, hand block printed and lots of unique hand based processes
Our Product Ranges
Silk Katha embarks on a journey to unfold yarns of textile heritage across India and neighbouring countries, starting from the Heart of India "Madhya Pradesh". Introducing handcrafted and curated unique creations of Maheshwari, Bagh and Chanderi
Kanchi Silk
Kanchipuram, also known as Kanchi, is one of the seven sacred cities of India. Located about 75 km from Chennai in Tamil Nadu state of southern India. Kanchipuram is a temple town renowned for its majestic temple architecture and handloom silk Kanjeevaram sarees.
The weavers of Kanchi are believed to be the descendants of the heavenly weaver of Gods; Sage Markandeya. Kanjivaram Sarees are naturally woven from the best quality silk yarns and they are considered to be of the highest quality amongst all the silk sarees. The design work differs incolors, patterns, the material that is used in decorating the sarees such as gold thread, zari etc. and so on. Generally the Kanjivaram Sarees bear the motifs of the sun, moon, peacocks, swans, parrots, lions, chariots, coins, leaves, mangoes, etc.
Silk Katha invites you to rediscover the enchanting world of textile culture, weaving together shared passion for silk. Embrace the artistry of our collection, featuring hand-woven, hand-spun, and hand block-printed creations that showcase unique craftsmanship. Each piece tells a story, inviting you to experience the beauty of traditional techniques. Join us in celebrating the magic silk and the rich heritage it.
Bengal Weaves
Our Bengal Weaves collection aims to bring in spotlight the rich thriving cultural legacy of West Bengal’s Handlooms.
The earliest record of saree weaving in West Bengal can be traced back to the 15th Century. The art continues to flourish. West Bengal has a repertoire of textiles in a variety of designs and manufactured by different techniques. Here’s our minuscule attempt to unfold the multiple chapters and tales of Bengal’s weaving culture reinforcing singularity in diversity.
Maheshwari
Dreams of saree lovers come true on the banks of river Narmada - origin of Maheshwari sarees. The delicate Maheshwari weave embellished with zari designs that are inspired by the grand temples, palaces and forts of Madhya Pradesh. The weavers drew inspiration from the detailing of Maheshwar fort and the ornate stone carvings on the temple reflecting the rich culture and Heritage. Our grand and elegant Maheshwari collection pays tribute to the brave Maratha Queen Ahilyabai Holkar
Bagh
Bagh - this humble hamlet embedded by the Vindhyas is home to one of the most beautiful and unique craft of thappa chappai or block printing with natural colours which has been inherited from generation to generation. The block designs find inspiration from nature like the ancient Bagh Cave paintings, and the jali (lattice) work of the Taj Mahal. Each block has a name: chameli (jasmine), maithir (mushroom), leheriya (waves), keri (mango) and jurvaria (small dots)
Chanderi
Chanderi is a small town situated between the hills of Vindhyachal in Ashoknagar district of Madhya Pradesh, India. Centuries old weaving style in Chanderi produces finely textured fabrics of silk and cotton embellished with zari woven work. Chanderi fabric is known for its sheer texture, light weight and glossy transparency, setting it apart from textiles produced en masse in factories. The glossy transparency of Chanderi fabric is a unique feature, which is not commonly found in any of the textile products across the country
