Kalpana Traditional Sarees

If Raza's painting could become a saree, it would be this kanjeevaram silk saree. In classic shades of gold, yellow and red, this saree will paint a pretty contemporary picture. Style it modern or desi Indian, either way, you will steal the show.

Slay it in classic ivory. This handwoven Tussar silk saree with golden zari work makes it the perfect Go-to saree for the times when you want to stay stylish and effortless. Team it with pearls for royal vibes.

Navy blue colour teamed with intricate zari work makes this chanderi cotton saree an absolute head turner. The fresh burst of colour adds poise to one's look. Style it with bustier for an evening party or team it with colour blocked silk blouse for a day function.

Made out of soft silk, the red jaal saree by Kalpana sarees is an apt pick for weddings. Whether you are the guest or the bride-to-be, this elegant red drape joyfully brings together traditions and royalty.

Updating your saree wardrobe this festive season? Seen in a festive colour, the Yellow Zari Paan Butta Saree by Kalpana Sarees is handmade in regal Banarasi silk. One can accessorize the look with statement brass jewellery and a traditional embroidered potli bag to complete the look.

Scouting for festive gifting options? Handcrafted in muga silk, this green butta zari saree is perfect for those who admire understated elegance. Team it up with a minimalistic choker and traditional bangles to complete the look.

Love leheriyas? Seen having the traditional leheriya pattern of Rajasthan, the Sea Green Lehar Ganga Jamuna Saree by Kalpana Sarees is handcrafted in Kota doria. You can slay this saree with a bustier to go contemporary.

Have an evening get together to attend to? Seen in an interesting colour, the Sea Green Muga Silk Saree by Kalpana Sarees is detailed with intricately done floral motifs, making it a wise choice for evening functions. Style with a low bun and heeled kolhapuris to complete the look.

Style this eclectic Red and Black Bandhani Unstitched Abha the way you want. Design it as a traditional Abha or turn it to a stunning resort wear Kaftan or a sarong, choice is yours. Fun Fact - The traditional costume 'Abha' of Kutch region is finely styled and usually has intricate embroidery. The word Abha has been derived from 'aba', a word normally used for the top garment in middle eastern countries. It is principally a Kalidaar kurta without a slit on the sides, with a loose flair as an age-old tradition style.

Style this eclectic Red and Blue Bandhani Unstitched Abha the way you want. Design it as a traditional Abha or turn it to a stunning resort wear Kaftan or a sarong, choice is yours. Fun Fact - The traditional costume 'Abha' of Kutch region is finely styled and usually has intricate embroidery. The word Abha has been derived from 'aba', a word normally used for the top garment in middle eastern countries. It is principally a Kalidaar kurta without a slit on the sides, with a loose flair as an age-old tradition style.

Style this eclectic Black & Red Bandhani Unstitched Abha the way you want. Design it as a traditional Abha or turn it to a stunning resort wear Kaftan or a sarong, choice is yours. Fun Fact - The traditional costume 'Abha' of Kutch region is finely styled and usually has intricate embroidery. The word Abha has been derived from 'aba', a word normally used for the top garment in middle eastern countries. It is principally a Kalidaar kurta without a slit on the sides, with a loose flair as an age-old tradition style.

Style this feisty Mustard and Green Bandhani Unstitched Abha the way you want. Design it as a traditional Abha or turn it to a stunning resort wear Kaftan or a sarong, choice is yours. Fun Fact - The traditional costume 'Abha' of Kutch region is finely styled and usually has intricate embroidery. The word Abha has been derived from 'aba', a word normally used for the top garment in middle eastern countries. It is principally a Kalidaar kurta without a slit on the sides, with a loose flair as an age-old tradition style.