CRAFT SHOWCASE
Kanjivaram silk sarees
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Hand woven
Comes with handloom certification
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100% Pure silk
Silk mark certified pure silk
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Vintage collection
Classic designs from the 90s
OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
Chandrasekhar Kornepati
Parisera is the place to buy Saris online. I bought Saris for my wife, mother and few other family members. They also hand hold you through the selection process. It was a breeze. Recommend anyday.
Dr.Niveditha Narayanan
Excellent collection, exclusive design. Their saris are slightly bigger and so very comfortable. They have a good comeback now, after covid. Will surely recommend.
Hari haran
Lovely variety and the quality is also amazing. Definitely buying from you again !
Tussar silk sarees
The brand Coorv designs aims at pushing forward the frontiers of the traditional crafts through constant experimentation and bring out a product which at once is unique.
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Banarasi Silk Sarees
Banarasi sarees, originating from the city of Varanasi (formerly Banaras) in Uttar Pradesh, India, are renowned for their luxurious fabric, intricate designs, and rich history. Traditionally woven from pure silk, they are celebrated for their elaborate brocade or "zari" work, which is made using gold and silver threads. This weaving technique gives Banarasi sarees their distinctive sheen and opulent appeal, making them a preferred choice for weddings and special occasions. The sarees come in various types, including Katan (pure silk), Organza (Kora) with zari and silk, Georgette, and Shattir. A genuine Banarasi saree is a symbol of timeless elegance and is considered a precious heirloom in Indian households.
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Customer tales - In conversation with Aditi
Kamali RamsamyAt Parisera, we are passionate about different weaves, the skills that go into them and the weavers who have spent decades honing their skills. Today, we sit down for a...
Customer tales - In conversation with Aditi
Kamali RamsamyAt Parisera, we are passionate about different weaves, the skills that go into them and the weavers who have spent decades honing their skills. Today, we sit down for a...
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Customer Tales - "Satisfying her love for sarees"
Kamali RamsamyThis beautiful black and orange pochampally saree is my second silk saree from Parisera. As my first experience was good with them, I was not even thinking about quality...
Customer Tales - "Satisfying her love for sarees"
Kamali RamsamyThis beautiful black and orange pochampally saree is my second silk saree from Parisera. As my first experience was good with them, I was not even thinking about quality...
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Customer Tales - “And she loved it”
Kamali Ramsamy"I am very happy to say that I was correct in trusting Parisera. The sari reached me in perfect condition before the scheduled delivery date. The sari is just...
Customer Tales - “And she loved it”
Kamali Ramsamy"I am very happy to say that I was correct in trusting Parisera. The sari reached me in perfect condition before the scheduled delivery date. The sari is just...
Crafts and weaving
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Sarees of the Week: Limited Edition Blends of T...
At Parisera, we believe that every saree tells a story. Whether it’s a handwoven saree from a remote village or a hand-painted masterpiece crafted by a skilled artisan, each one...
Sarees of the Week: Limited Edition Blends of T...
At Parisera, we believe that every saree tells a story. Whether it’s a handwoven saree from a remote village or a hand-painted masterpiece crafted by a skilled artisan, each one...
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Art in a sari
Fashion constantly evolves in cycles—what is in style today may be ridiculed years later, only to resurface in the future. Every saree is a canvas of heritage, hues, and handwoven...
Art in a sari
Fashion constantly evolves in cycles—what is in style today may be ridiculed years later, only to resurface in the future. Every saree is a canvas of heritage, hues, and handwoven...
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Ajrakh Weavers: The Unsung Heroes Behind These ...
Ajrakh Sarees Traditional Ajrakh sarees are distinguished by their elaborate block printing and vivid natural dyes. Ajrakh sarees, which are native to Gujarat and Rajasthan in India, are distinguished by...
Ajrakh Weavers: The Unsung Heroes Behind These ...
Ajrakh Sarees Traditional Ajrakh sarees are distinguished by their elaborate block printing and vivid natural dyes. Ajrakh sarees, which are native to Gujarat and Rajasthan in India, are distinguished by...
Current trends and fashion
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Shape Shifters: The Silk Cotton Sarees You’ll L...
Shape Shifters: The Silk Cotton Sarees You’ll Love to Live In At Parisera, we have always believed that sarees should be as dynamic as the women who wear them. Recently,...
Shape Shifters: The Silk Cotton Sarees You’ll L...
Shape Shifters: The Silk Cotton Sarees You’ll Love to Live In At Parisera, we have always believed that sarees should be as dynamic as the women who wear them. Recently,...
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Nine Yards vs Six Yards: Exploring the Elegance...
Silk Saree of Nine Yards A nine yards (or around 8.23 meters) silk saree is a traditional saree that is also referred to as a "Navvari" or "Nauvari" saree. The...
Nine Yards vs Six Yards: Exploring the Elegance...
Silk Saree of Nine Yards A nine yards (or around 8.23 meters) silk saree is a traditional saree that is also referred to as a "Navvari" or "Nauvari" saree. The...
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The Art of Saree Gifting: Diwali Edition
Diwali, the festival of lights, is a time of joy, celebration, and exchanging gifts. And when it comes to gifting, one traditional item that holds a special place in Indian...
The Art of Saree Gifting: Diwali Edition
Diwali, the festival of lights, is a time of joy, celebration, and exchanging gifts. And when it comes to gifting, one traditional item that holds a special place in Indian...
