Handwoven Banarasi Silk Sarees · heritage-story Banarasi saree label
Sanduk makes handwoven Banarasi silk sarees on katan and pure silk bases, designed to feel featherlight while keeping rich zari borders. It also offers matching ethnicwear like dupattas and lehengas in festive jewel tones, with woven motifs inspired by heritage themes.
Sanduk builds its sarees around Banarasi handweaving, using katan silk and pure silk bases, often finished with zari and metallic thread borders. The label also works with craft techniques and fabrics such as kora silk, tissue, georgette, organza and brocade, aiming for a lustrous sheen and detailed woven patterns like kadhua and jamdani. Many pieces are listed as Silk Mark certified.
The range suits women who want a saree as an heirloom look, not just an outfit, from Diwali and wedding ceremonies to wedding guest styling. Collections include Shikargah, where motifs drawn from birds and animals appear on pure silk, paired with opulent festive drapes. It extends beyond sarees into dupattas and lehengas for coordinated gifting and wedding wardrobes, including for global customers seeking Indian heritage wear.
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