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The Wedding Edit 2026
Kanjivaram and Banarasi silks in deep reds, magentas and antique gold, each with a blouse piece and complimentary fall and pico.
Just off the loom
Our craft
Taani works with weaver families in nine clusters, from Varanasi to Kanchipuram. Every saree is checked by hand, finished with fall and pico, and sent ready to drape.
Our story14Years of working with weavers
180+Weaver families we buy from directly
9Weaving clusters across India
2.4 lakhSarees draped since 2012
Saree FinderFive questions to the right sareeTell us the occasion, the colours you like and how you drape. We suggest four sarees and explain why.Start the quiz 
Styling sessionShop with a stylist, in store or on videoForty-five minutes with a Taani stylist. See the sarees draped, compare colours on camera and get your blouse measured.Book a session Customer notes
Rated 4.8 out of 5 by more than 12,000 customers.
I wore the red Kanjivaram for my muhurtham. The silk has real weight and the pleats did not move for six hours.
The saree arrived with fall and pico already done and the blouse stitched to my measurements. I only had to drape it.
Bought the kasavu for Onam and my mother asked where it was from. The cotton is fine and the border has not lost its shine after two washes.
Journal
Guide · 5 min readHow to drape a saree three ways: Nivi, Bengali and GujaratiOne length of cloth, three classic drapes. A step by step guide to the styles most of India grew up with.
Craft · 5 min readBanarasi or Kanjivaram: how to tell them apartBoth are silk, both carry zari and both are made for weddings. The differences are in the yarn, the motifs and the border.
Guide · 4 min readCaring for silk sarees so they last a generationMuslin, shade and a calendar reminder. What a silk saree needs between one wedding and the next.Sarees online at Taani
A saree is six yards of fabric and a great deal of decision: the weave, the weight, the border, the blouse. Taani keeps the choice simple. Each saree here names its fabric honestly, shows its true colour in daylight and arrives with fall and pico already stitched, so it can be worn the day it is delivered.
- Which saree is right for a wedding?
- Kanjivaram and Banarasi silks hold their shape, photograph well and carry heavy zari. Choose reds, magentas and golds for the ceremony, and lighter tissue or organza for the reception.
- What should I wear to the office?
- Cotton, linen and Chanderi are light, breathe well and stay pleated through the day. Small checks, stripes and narrow borders read as formal.
- What is a ready to wear saree?
- A saree with the pleats and pallu already stitched. It fastens like a skirt and drapes in under a minute, which makes it ideal for first-time wearers and travel.
- How do I care for a silk saree?
- Dry clean only for the first three washes, store folded in muslin, and refold along new lines every few months so the zari does not crease.