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Artisant Artisant celebrates the heritage of the Indian subcontinent. We believe in offering traditional India

We believe in offering traditional Indian weaves and hand embroideries like Chamba Rumal, Soof, Kasuti, Toda, Garasia Jat, Kambiro & Khudi Tebha, Lambani on handloom sarees. We work with natural fibers like wild silks, hand spun, staple cotton's & natural dyes. We are creating unique designs stories based on nature, craft culture, romance and wanderlust. Every designs has story and each story takes you on heritage jouney.

Eri Silk Ajrakh Hand Block Print Saree!!Ajrakh is an ancient form of hand block printing that dates back over 4,000 year...
15/05/2026

Eri Silk Ajrakh Hand Block Print Saree!!

Ajrakh is an ancient form of hand block printing that dates back over 4,000 years, with roots linked to the Indus Valley Civilization. Traditionally practiced in regions of Kutch and Sindh, it is closely associated with the skilled Khatri community.

Every Ajrakh textile is carefully crafted involving sixteen of steps by hand in its making. Each color is extracted from nature.

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Hands that create magic.[ artisant, handcrafted, handwoventextile, handmade luxury, banarasisilk ]
12/05/2026

Hands that create magic.

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11/05/2026

Banarasi Dorukha Silk Saree!!

Dorukha Banarasi sarees are an ancient, rare form of double-sided handloom weaving from Banaras, where the saree is woven to be worn on both sides, with each side featuring a distinct, often contrasting, look. Stemming from the Mughal era (14th–17th centuries), this intricate technique uses skilled craftsmanship to create a reversible masterpiece.

This reversible Dorukha Banarasi Celebrates dual beauty olive on one side, Purple on the other side. Dual toned detailing two distinct looks in one timeless drape. Paired with reversible blouse piece.

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Banarasi Dorukha Silk Saree!! Dorukha Banarasi sarees are an ancient, rare form of double-sided handloom weaving from Ba...
10/05/2026

Banarasi Dorukha Silk Saree!!

Dorukha Banarasi sarees are an ancient, rare form of double-sided handloom weaving from Banaras, where the saree is woven to be worn on both sides, with each side featuring a distinct, often contrasting, look. Stemming from the Mughal era (14th–17th centuries), this intricate technique uses skilled craftsmanship to create a reversible masterpiece.

This reversible Dorukha Banarasi Celebrates dual beauty olive on one side, Purple on the other side. Dual toned detailing two distinct looks in one timeless drape. Paired with reversible blouse piece.

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[ Banarasi Saree, Dorukha, ancient technique, Indian textile]

Tussar Silk Khatwa Embroidery Sujani Hand Embroidery Saree!! Khatwa is the local name for applique in Bihar, where the m...
07/05/2026

Tussar Silk Khatwa Embroidery Sujani Hand Embroidery Saree!!

Khatwa is the local name for applique in Bihar, where the men’s skills lie in pattern cutting, and women’s in stitching. The art is predominantly seen on tents and canopies for religious purposes and garments such as sarees, blouses and sashes. Household items such as quilts and cushion covers are also adorned with khatwa.
As garments are personal items of use, motifs that appear on them are abstract and stylised. Applique from Bihar is characterised by the use of red, yellow, green and orange motifs. These vibrant colours appear on applique textiles throughout India, reflecting the vibrant lifestyle of everyday India, and its myriad communities and cultures that live in unison.

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05/05/2026

Jungle Theme Pipli Applique Cotton Saree!!

The famous appliqué work of Orissa originated from India as a temple craft. Today, its application is found in a wide range of products. The eye-catching colours, mythical motifs, distinctive stitches, and delicate embroideries come together to make it different from other appliqué work while adding an element of uniqueness.

The present paper aims to study the transcendental journey of Pipili from the original temple craft to the global market place. The first objective of this paper is to examine the evolution of this craft during Mughal and British era. Furthermore, the second objective is to study the factors that influenced the modernisation of this temple craft for universal global appeal. It was observed that the craft has steadily evolved over the years to adapt to changing times and taste of consumers. However, the core essence of appliqué work from Orissa has been retained and is almost always associated with the Jagannath culture.

India is a treasure trove of the world’s most exquisite handicrafts. Each part of India has a different craft. Orissa is one such state which has an abundance of colourful art and crafts. One of them is the famous Pipili work, which is also known as ‘Chandua Kamo’. In the local language “Chandua” means appliqué and “Kamo” means work. It is currently one of the most attractive products within the world handicraft market.

It is one of the products that has got Geographical Indication (GI) label, from the Govt of India.

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Jungle Theme Pipli Applique Cotton Saree!!The famous appliqué work of Orissa originated from India as a temple craft. To...
04/05/2026

Jungle Theme Pipli Applique Cotton Saree!!

The famous appliqué work of Orissa originated from India as a temple craft. Today, its application is found in a wide range of products. The eye-catching colours, mythical motifs, distinctive stitches, and delicate embroideries come together to make it different from other appliqué work while adding an element of uniqueness.

The present paper aims to study the transcendental journey of Pipili from the original temple craft to the global market place. The first objective of this paper is to examine the evolution of this craft during Mughal and British era. Furthermore, the second objective is to study the factors that influenced the modernisation of this temple craft for universal global appeal. It was observed that the craft has steadily evolved over the years to adapt to changing times and taste of consumers. However, the core essence of appliqué work from Orissa has been retained and is almost always associated with the Jagannath culture.

India is a treasure trove of the world’s most exquisite handicrafts. Each part of India has a different craft. Orissa is one such state which has an abundance of colourful art and crafts. One of them is the famous Pipili work, which is also known as ‘Chandua Kamo’. In the local language “Chandua” means appliqué and “Kamo” means work. It is currently one of the most attractive products within the world handicraft market.

It is one of the products that has got Geographical Indication (GI) label, from the Govt of India.

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indianhandloom handwoven makeinindia indianhandloomsarees sustainable

02/05/2026

Toda Hand Embroidery Saree!!

A rare masterpiece featuring 100 intricate motifs on the palla, Toda hand-embroidered in deep navy blue and red wool threads—this saree stands as a true work of art.

The Toda tribes is famous for their distinctive style of embroidery. Passed on through generations, the embroidery is done on stripes of red and black colour. Locally called Pugur, meaning flower, the fine and intricate Toda embroidery is done by tribal men and women on shwals. The shwals adorned with the Toda embroidery is called Poothkuli.

Motifs are worked by counting the treads. Patterns used in the embroidery are similar to the ones used as tattoos by the Toda men and women in the earlier days, so fine that it resembles weaving.

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Toda Hand Embroidery Saree!!A rare masterpiece featuring 100 intricate motifs on the palla, Toda hand-embroidered in dee...
01/05/2026

Toda Hand Embroidery Saree!!

A rare masterpiece featuring 100 intricate motifs on the palla, Toda hand-embroidered in deep navy blue and red wool threads—this saree stands as a true work of art.

The Toda tribes is famous for their distinctive style of embroidery. Passed on through generations, the embroidery is done on stripes of red and black colour. Locally called Pugur, meaning flower, the fine  and intricate Toda embroidery is done by tribal men and women on shwals. The shwals adorned with the Toda embroidery is called Poothkuli.

Motifs are worked by counting the treads. Patterns used in the embroidery are similar to the ones used as tattoos by the Toda men and women in the earlier days, so fine that it resembles weaving.

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Toda Hand Embroidery Saree!!The Toda tribes is famous for their distinctive style of embroidery. Passed on through gener...
30/04/2026

Toda Hand Embroidery Saree!!

The Toda tribes is famous for their distinctive style of embroidery. Passed on through generations, the embroidery is done on stripes of red and black colour. Locally called Pugur, meaning flower, the fine and intricate Toda embroidery is done by tribal men and women on shwals. The shwals adorned with the Toda embroidery is called Poothkuli.

Motifs are worked by counting the treads. Patterns used in the embroidery are similar to the ones used as tattoos by the Toda men and women in the earlier days, so fine that it resembles weaving. Reversible embroidery, on unbleached white cotton woven in a balanced weave structure are woven with three stripes-two of red and one of black.

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Kheta Embroidery Cotton Saree!!Kheta is reversible, hand embroidered, repurposed, quilted textile made by the women of t...
29/04/2026

Kheta Embroidery Cotton Saree!!

Kheta is reversible, hand embroidered, repurposed, quilted textile made by the women of the shershabadi community in kishanganj, Bihar. Over the last 400 years this community has migrated from the delta area of Bangladesh, along the rivers in search of livelihood.

They have settled in the flood plains of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa. Using only a needle and thread, the women create these beautiful textiles, generally used as a blanket for their newborn or as a bedcover for the newlywed couple.

Haviely influenced by observations of daily living, farming activities and vernacular  architecture,  the textile is embroidered with patterns that are delicate, geometric, dense and vibrant in colours.

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