Dynasty Collection

Dynasty CollectionCream kanchipuram silk saree with border bhuttas inspired from ancient coin from Chola dynasty and a stone blue pallu featuring a uni chakra bhutta in silver zari. This Chola coin is believed to be an inscription of Raja Raja Chola himself. The circle inscriptions on the right indicate the value of the coin, according to researchers and numismatists. They have also stated that the back of the coin carries Raja Raja Cholas name inscribed. Farmers and

The Kongu Cheras ruled in the Kongu area of what is now the northwestern Tamilnadu (Coimbatore) from the late 10th century to the rise of Vijayanagar at the end of the 14th century

Pure kanchipuram handloom silk saree in a green and pink combination

Anna Nagar

Original designs inspired from floor tile patterns seen in rural India predominantly in mustard and red combination

Bohemian handwoven cushion cover for decorating your sofas

A Copper Glow Kanchipuram handloom pure silk saree in mango orange with the traditional long border woven in copper-coloured zari in a “kattam-annam” design

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the relevance of which is unknown

predominantly fell on the body as bhuttas

Dark Blue Cotton Blouse with Kalamkari Prints

A beige and grey rising kanchipuram silk saree featuring bhuttas inspired from coins belonging to the Chera dynasty

The bhuttas are adapted from coins from the Chola period discovered in the riverbeds of Cauveri