Handloom Sarees · luxury handloom saree atelier
Mrida makes handloom sarees in Chanderi, Maheshwari, silk, tissue silk and cotton silks, with techniques like Bagh, Batik, Ikat and Kalamkari. The label leans into jewel tones and crafted borders, built for polished everyday elegance, festive gatherings and weddings.
























Mrida builds luxury sarees from Indian handloom and artisan techniques, moving across fabrics like Chanderi, Maheshwari, tussar silk and mulberry silk, plus cotton and cotton silk. Pieces feature handwoven textures, zari-rich borders, and a range of surface work, including Bagh print, Batik, Ikat and Kalamkari. In its newer From My Garden edit, Mangalgiri silk by cotton is hand-painted with floral motifs that read like wearable garden art.
The range fits women dressing for work and meetings through to brunch, evening soirees and semi-formal gatherings, with options that also suit wedding celebrations. Colours often sit in rich reds, blues, golds and pinks, with some lines in ivory and soft pastels for lighter days. Styling is designed around elevated drapes and hand-finished details, from understated borders to statement looks for festive parties and farewell events.
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