Heritage Banarasi · Hyderabad

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Banarasi is the saree we sell most of, and the one we argue about the most. A good kadhua takes a karigar three months on a pit loom in Madanpura. A bad copy takes an afternoon on a powerloom in Surat. The shelf in our Jubilee Hills atelier sits firmly on one side of that line. Every Banarasi here is pure mulberry, woven by hand in Varanasi, and signed on the reverse of the pallu by the person who wove it.

Heritage handloom banarasi saree at Trisha Silks Hyderabad

What 'pure' actually means

Pure mulberry warp, pure mulberry weft, real silver zari (it's silver dipped in gold, so it won't tarnish). Kadhua is the version where each motif is thrown by hand, thread by thread. Jangla packs the body with florals. Jamdani lays motif inlay so fine the saree feels translucent. Silk Mark on every piece. If you'd like to burn-test a thread before you commit, we'll bring you a candle.

Where ours come from

Three weaver families in Madanpura and Pilikothi we've worked with for nearly fifteen years, plus a few looms in Lallapura. That's it. No wholesale stock, no middlemen, no mystery.

What it costs here

Everyday Banarasi from forty-five thousand. Reception-weight kadhua between one and a half and three lakh. Bridal Shikargah, Kimkhwab and tissue brocades from three to about six. The same piece in a designer-couture window will usually be twice this; we work a step away from the loom, so we can keep prices honest.

Coming to see them

Plot 795, Road No. 36, Jubilee Hills. Walk in for everyday browsing. Book ahead for the bridal vault, you'll want two to three hours, a cup of chai, and a quiet afternoon.

Visit Us

Trisha Silks · Jubilee Hills

Plot No. 795, Road No. 36, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana 500033. Open daily 10:30 AM, 9:30 PM. Appointments preferred for bridal trousseau viewings.

Frequently asked

Questions from our Hyderabad patrons

How do I verify a pure Banarasi saree?

Silk Mark hologram and burn-test on a single weft thread, pure mulberry burns to a fine ash and smells of burnt hair; powerloom polyester melts to a plastic bead. Every Banarasi on our floor also carries the karigar's signature on the reverse of the pallu.

What is kadhua Banarasi?

Kadhua is the fully hand-thrown Banarasi, each motif woven thread-by-thread, the highest grade. Distinct from cut-work (where extra-weft threads are cut on the reverse) and powerloom copies.

Where is the atelier in Hyderabad?

Plot No. 795, Road No. 36, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad. Fifteen minutes from Banjara Hills and Begumpet, twenty from Gachibowli and HITEC City. Open daily 10:30 AM to 9:30 PM.

Do I need an appointment?

Walk-ins welcome for everyday browsing. Private bridal viewings and trousseau planning are by appointment so a senior consultant can shortlist before you arrive.

What payment methods do you accept?

UPI, NEFT/RTGS, IMPS, all major credit and debit cards via secure link, and bank transfer. Full GST invoice issued on every purchase.

Begin the conversation

See the heritage handloom shelf, on Road No. 36.

Two hours in the Jubilee Hills salon, or forty-five minutes on a complimentary video viewing. WhatsApp +91 91123 91239 to book.

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