Sarees

Kashmir Origin's Kashmiri sarees collection features embroidered sarees in georgette, crepe and silk, with aari, tilla, zari and sozni embroidery in chinar, tulip and floral designs. Browse by fabric, colour and occasion.

Embroidery styles in this collection

  • Aari: chain-stitch embroidery worked with a hooked needle. Used for chinar leaf borders, floral vines and all-over motifs.
  • Sozni: fine, dense needlework known for detailed motifs. Our sozni sarees come in pure crepe.
  • Tilla: embroidery in metallic thread, used for accents and borders.
  • Zari: metallic zari detailing, seen here in silver tones.

Fabrics

  • Georgette: light fabric with a flowing drape.
  • Crepe: soft fabric with a subtle texture.
  • Silk: pure silk and Jamawar-style silk sarees.

Choose by occasion

Sarees in this collection are listed for weddings, receptions, festive celebrations and evening events. Deeper colours with silver aari or zari work suit evening and reception wear, while lighter shades suit daytime festive occasions.

Care

Dry cleaning is recommended for embroidered sarees. Store folded in a soft cotton or muslin cloth, and follow the care note on each product page.

Kashmiri saree FAQs

What fabrics are Kashmiri sarees available in?

This collection includes georgette, crepe and silk sarees.

What is the difference between aari and sozni embroidery?

Aari is chain-stitch embroidery done with a hooked needle, often covering borders and larger motifs. Sozni is finer needlework with denser, more detailed motifs.

Which Kashmiri saree suits a wedding or reception?

Georgette and silk sarees with silver aari or zari work are listed for weddings, receptions and festive occasions in this collection.

How do I care for an embroidered Kashmiri saree?

Dry clean, store folded in soft cloth, and avoid spraying perfume directly on the embroidery.

Also explore: Kashmiri co-ord sets, kaftans, pherans and pashmina.