Ikat Saris Bridal Saris Chanderi Saris Baluchari Saris
Banarasi Saris Kantha Saris Kanjivaram Saris Chikan Saris Bandhini Saris Bomkai Saris from Orissa
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.

Bracelets: Beautiful bracelets, carrying semi-precious gem stones such as amethyst, onyx,labradorite, set in 92.5% purity silver.
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.

Fabrics: Rich brocaded fabrics from Tibet and Banaras, sold by the yard.
We also feature beautiful handwoven and handmade Bedspreads with colorful Indian designs.
Dolls: We feature an amazing collection of Barbie dolls, attired in traditional Indian dresses.
Also view beautiful handmade, handcrafted Indian costume dolls, featuring Dances, tribes and brides of india.
Our Hindu dolls collection features popular Hindu icons.
...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
Vishnu: Cosmic Magnification Of The Divine Being

"The dark waters of the child Vishnu’s myth transform into the grown-up Vishnu’s ocean of milk abounding in unique radiance..... Hence, Vishnu is not a mere sanctum deity or worshippers’ idol but also a deep cosmo-metaphysical principle that defines on one hand the principle of evolution, and on the other, manifests the Rig-Vedic theory of God’s oneness and unity of the cosmos....He is the only divinity whom the Rig-Veda seeks to personalise....His seated postures are rare except sometimes as in his manifestation as Yoga-Narayana, or in shrines like one at Badrinatha....Vishnu is believed to have abandoned Baikuntha and migrated to Tirumala, a hill-range in south India."