One of the best things about the sarees available at India Imprints is how they seem to effortlessly combine sheer grace with tradition and modern taste.

One of the best things about the sarees available at India Imprints is how they seem to effortlessly combine sheer grace with tradition and modern taste.

A lot of care goes into making every piece of a khesha cloth and it shows. The master weavers weave together strips of many-hued cotton sarees and bind them in new yarn to create patterned cloths that are works of art in themselves. These strips form the purple patterns on the glorious turquoise blue muslin body.

The saree itself looks almost as if the mermaids themselves wove them with every shades of the sea. Once you wear it, you will know why muslin was considered a luxury even during the Mughal Empire. The material is airy and shimmers lightly in the morning sun, making it perfect for daywear. Pair it up with silver jewellery and it makes a majestic and classy evening wear too.