Sarees Under ₹2,500

Handloom sarees under ₹2,500 — Kota Banarasi and handwoven Assam and Bengal cotton.

Real handloom, made for daily wear.

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Nude beige Kota Banarasi saree with woven zari detailing Nude Beige Kota Banarasi Saree
Nude Beige Kota Banarasi Saree
Regular price ₹1,550
Peach Kota Banarasi saree with woven ambi paisley motifs Peach Ambi Motif Kota Banarasi Saree
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Peach Ambi Motif Kota Banarasi Saree
Regular price ₹1,550
Peach Kota Banarasi saree with woven zari detailing Peach Kota Banarasi Saree
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Peach Kota Banarasi Saree
Regular price ₹1,550
Yellow Kota Banarasi saree with woven zari detailing Yellow Kota Banarasi Saree
Yellow Kota Banarasi Saree
Regular price ₹1,550
Yellow Kota Banarasi saree with a zari paisley pallu Yellow Kota Banarasi Saree with Zari Paisley Pallu
Deep royal blue cotton Banarasi saree with woven detailing Deep Royal Blue Cotton Banarasi Saree
Deep Royal Blue Cotton Banarasi Saree
Regular price ₹1,950
White Bengal handloom mul cotton saree with multicolour checks White Multicolour Checks Bengal Handloom Mul Cotton Saree
Lime green Bengal handloom mul cotton saree Lime Green Bengal Handloom Mul Cotton Saree

Handloom Sarees Under ₹2,500

Genuine handwoven sarees at the entry end of our range — mostly Kota Banarasi and handloom cotton from Assam and Bengal.

What you can and cannot expect at this price

Being direct about it is more useful than being vague. Under ₹2,500 buys you real handloom — woven by a person, on a loom, with woven rather than printed patterning. What it does not buy is dense ornamentation or high-grade silk. A Kota Banarasi at ₹1,550 has real woven zari, but the zari coverage is light and the base is cotton, not silk. That is an honest trade, and for daily and daytime wear it is often the better one anyway.

Be sceptical of anything advertised as a "pure silk handloom saree" at this price elsewhere. The yarn cost alone makes it impossible. What is usually being sold is art silk — polyester — with a handloom-sounding name.

What these are good for

Daily wear, workwear, daytime functions and the Indian summer generally. Cotton and Kota Doria are the most comfortable things you can wear in heat, and at this price you can own several and rotate them — which is genuinely better for the cloth than wearing one repeatedly.

Care

Dry clean once to set the colour, then hand wash cold, separately for the first few washes. Dry in shade. Iron on medium while damp.

Each saree is one of a kind. Free shipping across India, no minimum order. 7-day exchange.

Also see: ₹2,500–₹4,000 and above ₹4,000.