Chapter II · The Weave
Move closer. The loom will show.
Glide across the border and the loupe opens the weave — thread by thread, exactly as the weaver sees it.
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Warp—
Zari—
Loom—
Days woven—
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Kanjivaram, Paithani, Bandhani and Tussar — woven by 62 families on shuttle looms, and draped at every ceremony that matters.
Every saree lists its weave, its loom hours and its occasion. Hover any piece to see the zari up close.
Glide across the border and the loupe opens the weave — thread by thread, exactly as the weaver sees it.
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Choose the neckline, the sleeve and the back — the sketch redraws itself, the price follows.
Tap a ceremony, choose its saree. Fill all five and the house gifts the bridal fall, pico and a silk registry box.
KOSA began in 1962 with four pit looms and one rule — the weaver's name stays on the saree. Today sixty-two families weave for the house, and every drape still carries its maker's signature on the selvedge.
We buy silk at fixed annual rates, not market lows. It costs us more. It is also why our weavers' children are learning the loom instead of leaving it.
In our boutiques or on video — a stylist walks you through weaves, drapes each shortlisted saree, and holds your favourites for seven days. No charge, no obligation.
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Reference KOSA-0000 — a stylist will confirm on WhatsApp shortly.