Virasat – Handcrafted Lambani Saree
A Heritage Woven in Threads, A Treasure to Cherish Forever.
Introducing Virasat, a timeless celebration of Karnataka’s traditional Lambani embroidery, beautifully handcrafted on pure handloom cotton.
Rooted in the rich cultural heritage of the Lambani community, Virasat brings centuries-old embroidery traditions to life through vibrant colours, intricate stitches, and captivating geometric patterns. Every motif tells a story of artistic expression, cultural identity, and the remarkable skills passed down through generations.
Lovingly created by skilled village artisans, each saree takes approximately 5–7 weeks of meticulous hand embroidery, reflecting countless hours of patience, dedication, and craftsmanship. The beautiful interplay of colourful threads against the natural elegance of handloom cotton makes every piece truly distinctive.
More than just a saree, Virasat is a tribute to India's living textile heritage and the talented hands that preserve it. Designed for women who appreciate authentic craftsmanship and timeless artistry, it is a wearable treasure to cherish, celebrate, and pass down through generations.
Product Details
Product Type: Saree
Blouse Piece: Yes
Craft on Saree: Traditional Lambani Hand Embroidery
Saree Length: 6.2 m (Including Running Blouse Material)
Saree Width: 115 cm
Colour: Grey
Fabric: Pure Handloom Cotton
What You Will Receive: One Saree + Running Blouse Material
Important Information
Disclaimer: The pictures are clicked in daylight. The actual colour may vary slightly due to lighting conditions and screen brightness.
Wash Care: Dry clean only. Handcrafted sarees and blouses are not recommended for machine washing.
Care Tip: Iron at a low temperature if needed, preferably from the reverse side of the embroidery.
Customisation: Customisations are subject to feasibility and fabric availability.
Dispatch Time: Ships within 5–7 weeks from the date of order.
Virasat – Where Every Thread Carries a Legacy.
RiRAA – Crafted by Hand, Worn by Today’s Women.
