* Every handloom drape possesses unique weave signatures. Gold details contain genuine metallic plating.
The Durbar Hall Maharaja Veshti
₹1,35,000
An extraordinary groom's wedding veshti showcasing traditional Mysuru royal patterns. Features a solid crimson body with a majestic 12-inch border depicting the iconic durbar archways and dancing peacock motifs, woven with authentic gold zari.
Pure Silk
Our most premium silk tier, created for grooms who want a wedding look with depth, richness, and lasting cultural value. Every Pure Silk piece is Silk Mark-certified, offering assurance of authenticity while preserving the ceremonial elegance of traditional South Indian groomwear. Designed for the wedding muhurtham, temple rituals, and heirloom occasions, this tier is available across veshtis, dhotis, kurtas, and shirts, with customization options for borders, finishes, hand embroidery, and made-to-order detailing.
Yarn Origin: Mulberry cocoons sourced from Kollegal farmers. The gold zari is custom-drawn in our state-approved Mysore workshop. Handwoven by Sri N. Ramaiah, a third-generation master weaver.
Spinning detail: Sourced directly from sericulture cooperatives in Kollegal and Mysore, and hand-loomed over 45 days per veshti on historical jacquard looms by master weaver families in Mysuru and Kanchipuram.
Product Specifications
- ✦Fabric Base: 7-ply Mysore Silk, handloomed over 48 days
- ✦Color: Palace Crimson & Antique Gold
- ✦100% Pure Mulberry Silk (Silk Mark Certified)
- ✦Genuine silver zari wire double-plated in 24k Gold
- ✦Traditional 'Ganda Bherunda' (mythical double-headed eagle) border motif
- ✦Includes matching running silk vastram piece
Sri N. Ramaiah & Family (Mysuru)
Bangalore Guild PartnerArtisan Story
This piece represents the combined labor of master weavers. By preserving traditional jacquard configurations and using genuine gold zari wire spun in Mysore, our partners maintain ancient livelihoods under fair-wage guarantees. Each purchase supports local loom maintenance and funds apprentice training for the next generation of South Indian weavers.