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Handloom sarees are a classic example of Indian textile craftsmanship; in a world where apparel is mass-produced on machines, the pure handloom saree is created entirely by hand, with each thread intentionally placed. When purchasing a handloom saree online, many customers find it difficult to recognise authentic handloom products.

We work directly with weaving communities and understand how to identify the authentic characteristics of handwoven fabrics. Because of this, House of Aarna focuses on producing the finest possible quality handloom sarees for women across the country. By recognising the characteristics of handloom cotton and silk sarees, you deeply appreciate the craftsmanship and uniqueness that goes into making them.

What Are Handloom Sarees?

The handloom saree is produced using traditional hand weaving techniques and does not use any mechanical devices to manufacture the saree. The process of weaving is slower and more intricate, allowing for greater control over the texture of the handloom fabric, the density with which it is woven, and the placement of the textile designs.

  • Manual weaving using traditional looms
  • Slight irregularities that reflect human craftsmanship
  • Stronger yarn tension control
  • Better airflow due to controlled weave density
  • Unique sarees 

Difference Between Handloom Sarees And Powerloom Sarees

The manufacturing process as well as the resultant final product both differ, depending on whether the saree is made by hand or on a power loom. The major differences include:

  • Weaving method: Hand-operated looms vs machine-driven looms
  • Feel of the fabric: Handloom sarees soften over time, powerloom fabrics often remain rigid
  • Durability: Handloom fabrics generally age better with proper care
  • Breathability: Handloom weaves allow better air circulation
  • Uniqueness: No two handloom sarees are exactly alike

House of Aarna’s Collection of Handloom Sarees Online

Handloom Cotton Sarees

Handloom cotton sarees are among the best options for everyday wear or for the workplace. The cotton fabric is breathable and has a lightweight feel makes it perfect for long periods of use.

Handloom cotton sarees are ideal for:

  • Everyday wear
  • Work environments
  • Warm and humid areas
  • Extended wear

Handloom Silk Sarees

Handloom silk sarees provide you with the beauty of silk with the durability of hand-weaving. These types of sarees are typically used for festivals, weddings, and formal events.

The main characteristics of handloom silk sarees are:

  • Naturally shiny silk
  • Resilient and durable weave
  • Beautiful borders and pallu
  • Structured drape

Handmade Banarasi Sarees

Handmade Banarasi sarees are created using the traditional technique of weaving from Varanasi. In addition, the artisan creates intricate patterns using the craft of zari work as well as many elements of Mughal heritage designs.

Handloom Banarasi sarees are mainly worn during:

  • Bridal/Wedding Events
  • Religious Ceremonies
  • Formal Cultural Events

Ideal Occasions for Handloom Sarees

  • Handloom cotton sarees for office and daily wear
  • Handloom silk sarees for festive occasions
  • Handloom Banarasi sarees for weddings and ceremonies
  • Cultural and traditional events

What’s Different About House of Aarna’s Pure Handloom Sarees?

  • We implement authentic weaving techniques
  • We ensure comfort during extended wear
  • We focus on durability and fabric integrity
  • We offer transparent information about fabric and care
  • We don’t over-process that compromises the handwoven texture

Frequently Asked Questions

Handwoven sarees are made from materials woven manually on a traditional handloom, i.e., not an automatic machine.
To identify a pure handloom saree, check for slight irregularities in the weave or weave pattern. It should be made with breathable fabric and have clear details about its making.
Handloom sarees, particularly those made from cotton, are ideally suited for daily wear.
Handloom sarees tend to hold up longer than machine-made sarees do, as they aremade more meticulously and, over time, they become softer.
Handloom sarees tend to be slightly more expensive due to the amount of manual labour involved in making them and the amount of time taken to make them.

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