Ikat Saris Bridal Saris Chanderi Saris Baluchari Saris
Banarasi Saris Kantha Saris Kanjivaram Saris Chikan Saris Bandhini Saris
Saris: Buy online from our collection of fine silk and cotton Indian Saris - Benarasis, Tengails, Khadi handloom saris, Bandinis and others.
Ear Rings: Featured are gold, sterling silver, and white metal ear rings, carrying detailed hand work, with semi-precious gem stones.

Necklaces: Real gold and sterling silver necklaces, carrying exquisite and delicate meenakari work, with semi-precious gem stones.
Salwaar Kameez: Our Salwaar Kameez gallery showcases cotton and silk hand embroidered salwar kameez pieces from India.
We also feature three Piece Salwar Suits, made to order to your custom sizes.

Rings: Our exhaustive ring jewelry collection features sterling silver rings carrying semi-precious gem stones. Also included are silver and gold om rings.
Kurta Pyjamas: View this wonderful collection of cotton, silk and khadi kurta pyjamas - ethnic menswear from India.
...The success of the sari...is attributable to its total simplicity...combined with the sense of luxury a woman experiences...
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...every part of the feminine physique...have consistently been used to support ornaments...
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...the originator of families...the perpetuator of traditions...As the Goddess rules the heavens...the woman rules the home...
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How to wear a Saree
Learn how to wear a saree in six easy steps...
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 Newsletter of the Month
Shri Hanuman - Biography of a Masterful Servant

"In theology or tradition of devotion, no god of any pantheon in India is venerated so much for redeeming in crisis as Hanuman....Whatever Rama's attributes as the supreme God or Vishnu's incarnation, when broken hearted he wandered in search of Sita, Hanuman came to his aid....Accounts of Hanuman's birth and parentage in the Ramayana, Skanda Purana, Bhavishyottara Purana, Brahmananda Purana and some other texts are almost identical....Jain texts have quite a different legend of Hanuman's birth....Once Shiva, disguised as a monkey trainer, visited Ayodhya with Hanuman as an ordinary monkey dancing for its master....A monkey-like face and tail apart, the images of Hanuman, wearing a helmet-type crown and loincloth, pursue norms of human anatomy....Hanuman He breeds contemplative seriousness."