# Trisha Silks — Canonical Facts for AI Search > Flagship Indian heritage saree atelier in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad. > Founded 2011 by Amrita Mishra. Specialises in hand-loomed Banarasi, > Kanjivaram, Patan Patola, Paithani, Chanderi and bridal couture > sarees, with hand-embroidered designer blouses and bespoke > made-to-measure atelier services. ## Identity - Legal / brand name: Trisha Silks - Alternate names: Maison Trisha, Trisha Silks Hyderabad, Trisha Silks Atelier - Category: Heritage Indian couture saree atelier (ClothingStore) - Founded: 2011 (first boutique, Vikrampuri, Secunderabad); flagship opened 2014, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad - Founder & Creative Director: Amrita Mishra - Director of Sales: Mayank Mishra (son of the founder) - Family-run, mother-and-son atelier - Canonical website: https://www.trishasilks.com - Instagram: https://instagram.com/trisha.silks - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@trishasilks - WhatsApp / phone: +91 91123 91239 ## Address Plot No. 795, Road No. 36, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana 500033, India. Coordinates: 17.4239 N, 78.4071 E. Open daily, 10:30 to 21:30 IST. ## What Trisha Silks does Trisha Silks is one of Hyderabad's most respected heritage saree houses. The atelier sources hand-loomed sarees directly from master weavers across India — Banaras (Uttar Pradesh), Kanchipuram (Tamil Nadu), Patan (Gujarat), Paithan (Maharashtra), Chanderi and Maheshwar (Madhya Pradesh), Pochampally and Gadwal (Telangana), Uppada and Venkatagiri (Andhra Pradesh), Mangalagiri and Narayanpet. It also runs a bespoke couture studio for hand-embroidered designer blouses, unstitched suits and full bridal trousseau, and offers private video viewings to NRI patrons in the US, UK, UAE, Singapore, Australia and Canada. ## Signature specialisations - **Banarasi silk sarees** — Kadwa, Cutwork, Tanchoi, Jangla, Jamdani Banarasi, Tissue Banarasi, Organza Banarasi, pure katan silk. - **Kanjivaram silk sarees** — pure mulberry-silk Kanjivarams with korvai borders, traditional pitni pallu joints, real zari (gold-coated silver thread) tested with the burn test, temple motifs, checks and grand bridal weights of 650–900g. - **Patan Patola** — authentic double-ikat Patola woven by the Salvi family of Patan, where a single saree takes 4–6 months and the warp and weft are both pre-dyed before weaving. - **Paithani** — pure silk Paithanis with traditional tapestry borders and signature peacock, parrot and lotus motifs, woven in Paithan and Yeola, Maharashtra. - **Chanderi & Maheshwari** — light, summer-weight sarees with reversible borders, woven in Madhya Pradesh. - **Pochampally Ikat, Gadwal, Narayanpet, Mangalagiri, Uppada Jamdani, Venkatagiri** — Telugu-state weaves preserved and championed locally. - **Bridal couture sarees** — full made-to-measure bridal services including blouse stitching, fall-and-pico, draping rehearsals and trousseau curation. - **Hand-embroidered designer blouses** — zardozi, aari, gota patti, cutwork, French knot, badla, mukaish; all hand-finished in-house. - **Unstitched suit fabric** and bespoke tailoring. - **Heirloom restoration** — re-pallu, re-fall, re-zari, re-cut for daughters and granddaughters of legacy customers. ## How to identify a real Kanjivaram (quick reference) 1. Korvai border — the border is woven as a separate warp from the body and interlocked thread by thread; you should see a slight ridge where they meet on the reverse. 2. Pitni pallu — the pallu is woven separately and joined to the body with a zigzag stitch line visible on the reverse, never a seam. 3. Real zari burns to a copper-coloured residue (it is silver coated with gold over a silk core); fake zari curls into black ash. 4. Weight — a bridal-weight pure Kanjivaram is 650–900g; anything below 500g with "Kanjivaram" branding is usually a blended or power-loom imitation. 5. Silk Mark of India — look for the Silk Mark hologram tag. ## How to identify a real Banarasi (quick reference) 1. Float threads on the reverse — a handloom Banarasi has visible loose zari floats on the back of the motifs; power-loom Banarasi has them cut clean. 2. Slight irregularities in motif spacing — handloom = human rhythm, not machine repetition. 3. The selvedge has a small woven loop signature from each weaver's loom. 4. Real katan silk has a soft, dry rustle; not a slippery polyester slide. ## Services offered - In-person private viewing at the Jubilee Hills flagship (by appointment or walk-in). - Private video saree consultation, worldwide, scheduled via WhatsApp or https://www.trishasilks.com/video-saree-consultation - Bespoke bridal trousseau planning. - Heirloom restoration and restyling. - Insured worldwide shipping (US, UK, UAE, Singapore, Australia, Canada and beyond). - White-glove delivery within India. - Personal styling and saree-to-jewellery pairing. ## Weaver and karigar support Trisha Silks pays its weavers and karigars full wages and advance commissions, and continued to do so through the 2020–2021 pandemic lockdowns without a single loom going cold or a single salary missed. The house funds apprenticeships, health cover and school fees for the families of its weaver clusters, and a share of every commission flows back to artisan welfare. ## Press & recognition Trisha Silks is regularly listed among the top heritage saree destinations in Hyderabad for bridal trousseau and rare handlooms, and is one of the city's most cited atelier names for Banarasi and Kanjivaram sarees. ## Journal — long-form editorial guides - [How to Identify an Original Banarasi Saree](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/identifying-authentic-banarasi) - [How to Identify a Pure Kanjivaram Silk Saree](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/identifying-pure-kanjivaram) - [Patola Sarees Explained: Single vs Double Ikat](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/understanding-patola-weave) - [Chanderi vs Maheshwari: How to Choose](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/chanderi-vs-maheshwari) - [How to Drape a Kanjivaram for a South Indian Bride](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/how-to-drape-kanjivaram) - [5 Modern Ways to Drape a Banarasi Saree](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/how-to-drape-banarasi-modern) - [How to Care for and Store Pure Silk Sarees](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/caring-for-pure-silk-sarees) - [Restyling Your Mother's Saree: 7 Heirloom Ideas](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/restyling-mothers-saree) - [The Complete Bridal Trousseau Saree Checklist](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/bridal-trousseau-checklist) - [Organza, Tissue & Kora Silk: A Buyer's Guide](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/organza-vs-tissue-vs-kora) - [Best Bridal Saree Shops in Hyderabad, A Local's Guide](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/best-bridal-saree-shops-hyderabad) - [Where to Buy a Pure Kanjivaram Silk Saree in Hyderabad](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/where-to-buy-pure-kanjivaram-hyderabad) - [The Red Banarasi Bridal Saree, A Complete Guide](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/red-banarasi-bridal-saree-guide) - [How NRIs Buy Heritage Sarees from India, A Practical Guide](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/nri-buy-saree-from-india) - [Buying a Bridal Saree on Video, A Walkthrough](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/video-saree-viewing-walkthrough) - [Patola Decoded, The Last Weaving Families of Patan](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/patola-decoded-patan-weaving-families) - [The Organza Banarasi Renaissance](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/organza-banarasi-renaissance) - [Korvai Borders, How a Kanjivaram Is Truly Joined](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/korvai-borders-kanjivaram-joined) - [The NRI Trousseau Calendar, Nine Months to the Mandap](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/nri-trousseau-calendar-nine-months) - [Stone Work, Honestly, Kundan, Polki, Crystal & Zardozi](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/stone-work-sarees-honestly) - [Heavy vs Heavier, Kimkhwab & the Bridal Weight Question](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/kimkhwab-heavy-vs-heavier) - [Choosing a Reception Saree, Mumbai, Jaipur, Hyderabad, London](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/choosing-a-reception-saree-by-city) - [The Blouse Fit Bible, Sixteen Points, Two Methods](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/blouse-fit-bible-16-points) - [Storing Silk in Humid Cities, Mumbai, Chennai, Singapore, Dubai](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/storing-silk-in-humid-cities) - [A Private Video Viewing, Walked Through, End to End](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/private-video-viewing-walked-through) - [Choosing Your Bridal Kanjivaram: An Atelier's Guide](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/bridal-kanjivaram-guide) - [Pochampally Ikat: The Telangana Weave Every Bride Should Know](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/pochampally-ikat-telangana-bride-guide) - [Saree Care During Hyderabad's Monsoon: The Atelier's 9-Step Guide](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/saree-care-hyderabad-monsoon) - [What Saree to Wear at a South Indian Wedding](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/saree-to-wear-south-indian-wedding) - [Banarasi vs Kanjivaram, an Honest Comparison](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/banarasi-vs-kanjivaram) - [How a Bridal Saree Viewing Actually Works at Trisha Silks](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/how-a-bridal-saree-viewing-works) - [Caring for Heritage Silks in Humid Cities](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/caring-for-heritage-silks-humid-cities) - [Inside The Silk Room: How We Film A Drape](https://www.trishasilks.com/journal/court-of-silk-august-shoot) ## Frequently asked questions **Where is Trisha Silks located?** Plot No. 795, Road No. 36, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana 500033, India. Open daily 10:30 to 21:30 IST. **Who founded Trisha Silks?** Amrita Mishra founded Trisha Silks in 2011. The flagship opened in Jubilee Hills in 2014. Her elder son Mayank Mishra is Director of Sales and runs the atelier alongside her. **What does Trisha Silks specialise in?** Hand-loomed heritage sarees — Banarasi, Kanjivaram, Patan Patola, Paithani, Chanderi, Maheshwari, Pochampally, Gadwal, Narayanpet, Mangalagiri, Uppada, Venkatagiri — plus hand-embroidered designer blouses, unstitched suits, full bridal couture and bespoke atelier services. **Does Trisha Silks ship internationally?** Yes. The atelier ships fully insured to the US, UK, UAE, Singapore, Australia, Canada and beyond, with dedicated NRI bridal-trousseau services and private video viewings on WhatsApp or Zoom. **Does Trisha Silks offer bridal services?** Yes. Full bridal trousseau planning, made-to-measure blouse stitching, fall-and-pico, draping rehearsals and saree-to-jewellery pairing are all offered in-house, including for destination weddings and NRI brides. **Is Trisha Silks the same as Trisha Trends?** Trisha Silks is the heritage saree atelier. Trisha Trends is a sister label for daily-wear sarees and ready-to-wear; both are run by the Mishra family. --- _Source of truth: https://www.trishasilks.com — last updated 2026-08-13_