Patan · Gujarat / Handwoven Textiles / Heritage Collection
Woven once. Treasured forever.
Discover Patola — where silk, colour and precision become heirlooms.
Heritage
Patola is more than a saree. It is a discipline of colour, alignment and handweaving, shaped by generations of textile knowledge in Gujarat.
Each length begins as undyed silk yarn. The motif is resist-tied and dyed shade by shade, then woven so that warp and weft meet exactly — a process measured in months, not days.
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Signature
Collection
Archival compositions drawn from court textiles — dense grids, ceremonial borders and disciplined alignment.
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Pieces intended for the wedding trousseau: deep crimson grounds, gold-rich borders and generous motif fields.
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Lighter grounds and vivid motif play, woven for celebration days and family occasions.
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Restrained fields, open negative space and modern colour pairings for present-day wardrobes.
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Technique
In double ikat, both warp and weft threads are tied and dyed before a single pass of weaving. The motif exists in the yarn itself, which is why the pattern appears identically on both faces of the cloth — and why alignment is unforgiving.
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₹1,85,000
Bridal · Double Ikat
Navratna Bhat — A nine-jewel Navratna field woven in crimson with an ivory and gold motif structure. Both warp and weft are resist-dyed before weaving, so the pattern reads identically on either face.
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Last piece₹2,12,000
Royal Heritage · Double Ikat
Nari Kunj — The Nari Kunj composition — figures within a garden grid — held in a deep emerald ground with a ceremonial gold border.
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Royal Heritage · Double Ikat
Phulwali Bhat — A flowering Phulwali field in maroon, ordered by a repeating diamond lattice and closed with a broad woven border.
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Bridal · Double Ikat
Kunjar Bhat (elephant) — Elephant motifs in procession across a ruby ground — one of the most demanding Patola alignments to achieve on the loom.
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₹1,28,000
Contemporary · Single Ikat
Chhabadi Bhat (basket) — An open ivory field with basket motifs, drawn lighter for contemporary wear while keeping the traditional border language.
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₹1,52,000
Festive · Double Ikat
Popat Kunj (parrot) — Parrots set within an indigo lattice with gold cross-work — a festive composition with unusual depth of ground colour.
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Every Patola field is built from named motifs. Learning them changes how a piece is chosen.
Nine-jewel grid, associated with prosperity and ceremony.
Elephant motif — strength, and the most demanding alignment.
Parrots in a garden, read as a blessing on new beginnings.
A flowering field, the most widely loved festive composition.
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Concierge
Motif guidance, colour matching, bridal timelines and gifting — answered personally on WhatsApp or by phone.