Drape Yourself in Timeless Elegance: Mohey's Traditional Sarees
Steeped in India's rich textile heritage, the traditional saree is a timeless garment that has graced the wardrobes of women across generations. We celebrate this iconic drape by bringing you an exquisite collection of sarees for traditional occasions, crafted with meticulous attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to quality.
Our sarees draw inspiration from the diverse regions of India, each with its own unique weaving techniques, motifs, and colour palettes. From the intricate Paithani traditional sarees of Maharashtra to the opulent traditional Kathpadar sarees of Gujarat, our collection is a testament to the unparalleled craftsmanship of Indian artisans.
Whether you're looking for a traditional saree for wedding ceremonies or a resplendent drape for festive celebrations, Mohey has the perfect traditional marriage saree to suit your style and occasion.
Colours that Captivate
Discover the colours that define timeless beauty and make every moment unforgettable.
Regal Reds and Maroons
Red, the colour of love and passion, is a quintessential choice for sarees. Our collection features a range of red hues, from deep maroons to vibrant scarlets, each exuding an aura of regal elegance. Picture yourself draped in a traditional marriage saree in a rich maroon, adorned with intricate gold zari work—a vision of timeless beauty.
Soothing Pastels
For a softer, more romantic look, explore our pastel-hued sarees. Delicate shades of pink, peach, and mint green lend a dreamy, ethereal quality to these drapes. A saree for traditional occasions in a soft blush pink, paired with a shimmering blouse, is perfect for a daytime wedding ceremony or a festive brunch.
Earthy Tones
Earthy shades like beige, fawn, and ochre evoke a sense of warmth and understated elegance. Our traditional sarees in these hues are often adorned with subtle embroidery or woven patterns, adding depth and texture to the drape. A beige traditional Kathpadar saree, with its distinctive border and pallu, is a classic choice for any traditional occasion.
Jewel Tones
Make a bold statement with our jewel-toned sarees. Rich shades of emerald green, sapphire blue, and amethyst purple are sure to turn heads at any gathering. A Paithani traditional saree in a deep teal, with its intricate peacock motifs, is a stunning choice for an evening wedding reception or a grand festive celebration.
Fabrics that Flow
Discover the artistry of fabric that drapes like poetry, bringing elegance and tradition to every moment. Keep reading to find the perfect weave for your grand celebration.
Paithani Traditional Sarees: Marathi Grandeur
The Paithani traditional saree, hailing from Maharashtra, is renowned for its intricate zari work and rich colour palette. Our collection features stunning Paithanis in hues of deep red, emerald green, and royal blue, adorned with mesmerising peacock and floral motifs. The fine silk weave and gold zari borders add a touch of opulence, making it a perfect choice for a traditional marriage saree.
Ethereal Chiffons and Georgettes
For a lighter, more fluid drape, opt for our sarees in chiffon or georgette. These fabrics lend a delicate, airy quality to the saree, making them perfect for summer weddings or outdoor celebrations. A georgette saree for traditional occasions, adorned with intricate embroidery or sequin work, is a stunning choice for a mehendi or sangeet function.
Opulent Art Silks
Art silk, a blend of silk and other fibres, offers the luxurious look and feel of silk at a more accessible price point. Our art silk traditional sarees are adorned with intricate embroidery, zari work, or printed motifs, making them perfect for festive occasions or smaller wedding functions. An art silk traditional marriage saree in a vibrant hue, paired with a contrasting blouse, is sure to make a statement.
Designs that Dazzle
Step into a world where every thread weaves a tale of artistry, tradition, and timeless elegance. Explore sarees that captivate with their intricate details and luxurious craftsmanship.
Intricate Embroidery
Embroidery is an integral part of Indian textile heritage, and our traditional sarees showcase a wide range of embroidery techniques. From delicate zari to opulent zardozi, each stitch tells a story of unparalleled craftsmanship. A traditional saree for wedding ceremonies, adorned with intricate hand embroidery in gold and silver threads, is a true work of art.
Mesmerising Motifs
Motifs play a significant role in the design of traditional sarees. From floral patterns to geometric designs, each motif holds a symbolic meaning. A Paithani traditional saree, with its distinctive peacock and lotus motifs, is a stunning example of the artistry and symbolism inherent in Indian textiles. Similarly, a traditional Kathpadar saree, with its intricate border and pallu designs, tells a story of the region's rich cultural heritage.
Sparkling Embellishments
Elevate your traditional saree with a touch of sparkle. Our collection features sarees adorned with sequins, beads, mirrors, and other embellishments, adding a glamorous edge to the traditional drape. A saree for traditional occasions, adorned with delicate mukaish work or shimmering sequins, is perfect for a sangeet or engagement ceremony.
Woven Wonders
The art of weaving is an integral part of India's textile heritage, and our traditional sarees showcase the unparalleled skill of Indian weavers. A woven silk traditional marriage saree, with its distinctive patterns and textures, is a true collector's item.
Sizes and Prices
Our traditional sarees are available in a range of sizes to suit every body type. Our free-size sarees are designed to fit most body types, ensuring that every woman can drape herself in the elegance of a traditional saree for wedding ceremonies or festive occasions.
Our prices range from Rs. 1,199 to Rs. 21,999, offering a wide range of options to suit every style preference. Whether you're looking for a simple cotton saree for traditional occasions or an opulent silk traditional marriage saree, Mohey has the perfect drape for you.
FAQs
What distinguishes a Paithani traditional saree from other sarees?
A Paithani traditional saree is distinguished by its intricate weaving technique, which involves using pure silk threads and gold or silver zari. The saree is known for its distinctive peacock and lotus motifs, which are woven into the pallu and border using the tapestry weaving technique. The result is a luxurious, heavyweight saree that is a true work of art.
How is a traditional Kathpadar saree crafted, and what makes it unique?
A traditional Kathpadar saree is crafted using a unique weaving technique that involves creating a distinctive border and pallu design. The saree is typically woven using silk or cotton threads, with the border and pallu featuring intricate geometric or floral motifs. The Kathpadar saree is known for its durability and versatility, making it a popular choice for traditional occasions.
Which regions in India are renowned for producing traditional sarees for women?
India is home to a wide range of traditional saree weaving regions, each with its own unique techniques and designs. Some of the most renowned regions include:
Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu, known for its luxurious silk sarees
Banaras in Uttar Pradesh, famous for its intricate brocade and zari work
Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh, known for its lightweight, gossamer-like sarees
Paithan in Maharashtra, renowned for its Paithani sarees with distinctive motifs
Baluchari in West Bengal, known for its intricate figurative motifs and storytelling designs
What occasions are traditional sarees most appropriate for?
Traditional sarees are versatile garments that can be worn for a wide range of occasions, from weddings and festive celebrations to religious ceremonies and cultural events. A traditional saree for wedding ceremonies is a must-have in every Indian woman's wardrobe, as it adds a touch of timeless elegance to the festivities. Similarly, a saree for traditional occasions like Diwali, Durga Puja, or Navratri is a perfect way to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of India.
How can one maintain and care for traditional sarees to ensure their longevity?
To ensure the longevity of your traditional sarees, it's essential to follow a few simple care instructions:
Always dry clean your silk and delicate sarees to avoid damage
Store your sarees in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight
Fold your sarees carefully and store them in muslin or cotton bags to prevent snagging
Air your sarees regularly to prevent the buildup of moisture and mildew
Handle your sarees with clean, dry hands to avoid staining or discolouration
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