Gajji Silk Saree

Gajji silk was introduced to India by European traders in the 18th century. It has been used to make a variety of garments, including saris and lehengas, for generations. Gajji is a vegetable-based silk fabric with a satin weave. The result of this unique style of weaving is a light-weight, rich fabric with a glossy texture and a lush look. These silk sarees are a type of Indian silk saree that are known for their durability, luster and ability to retain their colour and shape over time. This silk is made from the cocoons of wild Indian silk moths. The silk fibres are hand spun and woven into a fabric with a satin weave. silk sarees are often printed with floral or geometric designs. They may also feature a designer border. This silk sarees are ideal for formal occasions, weddings, festive events, and parties.