Natural dyed Bagru cotton saree - Roheda- Chevron Discharge Mulmul Sarees purpleskies The process of tie-and-dye begins

The process of tie-and-dye begins with carefully tying the fabric—traditionally cotton or silk—with threads at specific points before immersing it in vibrant dyes

is believed to be the oldest city in the world according to the Puranas

Ironing: Gentle ironing

painting and craft forms

Will take 4 to 5 weeks for production

Natural dyed Bagru cotton saree - Roheda- Chevron Discharge Mulmul Sarees purpleskies The process of tie-and-dye beginsNatural Dyed Hand Block Printed Discharge Mulmul Sarees by Kaisori Introducing a special range of sarees that celebrates natures palette, crafted using four key ingredients to create vibrant hues: Black from Iron Red from Pomegranate Madder Ochre from Turmeric Brown from Tree Bark At Kaisori, we collaborate with artisans who are the guardians of ancient dyeing and printing techniques. Through their skillful craftsmanship, we bring you a fresh