Draping 101
Traditional Saree Drapes | Gobbe Seere
The Gobbe Seere drape comes from Karnataka’s Malenadu region and was traditionally worn by women from the Hoysala, Lingayat, and Gowda communities. The word Gobbe, meaning “knot” or “lump,” refers...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Gobbe Seere
The Gobbe Seere drape comes from Karnataka’s Malenadu region and was traditionally worn by women from the Hoysala, Lingayat, and Gowda communities. The word Gobbe, meaning “knot” or “lump,” refers...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Coorg
The Coorg or Kodava drape comes from the hill region of Kodagu in Karnataka. Worn by the Kodava community, it’s a style shaped by daily life, movement, and a strong...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Coorg
The Coorg or Kodava drape comes from the hill region of Kodagu in Karnataka. Worn by the Kodava community, it’s a style shaped by daily life, movement, and a strong...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Halaki Vokkaliga
The Halaki Vokkaliga drape comes from the coastal region of Uttara Kannada and is worn by the Halaki community around Honnavar, Kumta, and Ankola. It is a saree drape that’s...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Halaki Vokkaliga
The Halaki Vokkaliga drape comes from the coastal region of Uttara Kannada and is worn by the Halaki community around Honnavar, Kumta, and Ankola. It is a saree drape that’s...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Parsi
The Parsi or Gara-style saree drape was introduced by the Parsi community, Zoroastrians who fled Persia and settled in parts of Gujarat and Mumbai. It blends Persian and Indian styles,...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Parsi
The Parsi or Gara-style saree drape was introduced by the Parsi community, Zoroastrians who fled Persia and settled in parts of Gujarat and Mumbai. It blends Persian and Indian styles,...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Lapetawali
The Lapetawali drape (meaning “wrapped”) comes from the rural landscapes of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Worn by women working in fields or at home. Products used: Rose Gold Birthday Crop...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Lapetawali
The Lapetawali drape (meaning “wrapped”) comes from the rural landscapes of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Worn by women working in fields or at home. Products used: Rose Gold Birthday Crop...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Yakshagana Parvati Kase
This drape is traditionally worn by female characters in Yakshagana, a vibrant theatre form from southern and coastal Karnataka. Products used: Rose Gold Birthday Crop The Venice Saree Pinot Noir...
Traditional Saree Drapes | Yakshagana Parvati Kase
This drape is traditionally worn by female characters in Yakshagana, a vibrant theatre form from southern and coastal Karnataka. Products used: Rose Gold Birthday Crop The Venice Saree Pinot Noir...