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Katan silk sarees are woven by hand in Varanasi, and a single piece can take a weaver two to five days to finish, depending on how much zari work is in it. Ekaasam’s Pure Katan Silk Sarees collection comes from that same weaving belt, and you can see it in the photos, real Katan silk has a certain stiffness and shine that softer fabrics like georgette or chiffon just don’t have. The brand’s Suit collection is made the same way, and its Chikankari kurtis come from Lucknow’s hand-embroidery tradition instead of the machine-printed copies that fill most cheaper ethnic wear stores. Ekaasam’s Katan silk sarees are priced between roughly ₹2,000 and ₹6,000, which is well below what handloom pieces like this usually cost from boutique or designer sellers.
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What about Ekaasam?
Ekaasam is a Varanasi based ethnic wear brand built around one idea, that handloom should mean actual handloom, not a power-loom piece with a good story attached. The brand sources directly from weavers in and around Varanasi, and it shows in the fabric itself, not just in the description. Their Banarasi silk sarees collection spans Katan silk, Khaddi Chiffon, and other traditional weaves, each one carrying the weight and texture that only genuine handloom has.
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