Paithani Sarees · heritage saree curator
Very Much Indian curates sarees in pure silk, cotton silk, cotton and banana silk, with standouts in Paithani, Banarasi and other regional handloom weaves. Expect rich red, blue, gold and pink palettes, zari and metallic thread detail, and sarees designed to look like craft stories.
Very Much Indian is saree-first, with handwoven and handloom pieces that highlight regional technique, from Paithani and Banarasi to Chanderi, Maheshwari, Kanjeevaram and Ilkal. Many styles lean into pallu led compositions, with metallic zari and shimmer woven through silk and cotton silk bases, often paired with sheen contrast for a visible weave finish. The label also notes Silk Mark certification for its silk sarees and describes sourcing from weavers.
The range moves from everyday cotton sarees for work and family functions to festive and statement pieces for weddings, wedding guest looks and trousseau planning. It spans bright celebratory designs as well as deeper, muted tones, so a saree wardrobe can cover college farewells, meetings and daytime gatherings, then shift into ornate wedding and occasion dressing. Alongside sarees, there is small topwear overlap, but sarees remain the core.
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