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Two models wearing crimson and ivory silk sarees in a sunlit courtyard

Sarees woven for bright, ordinary joy

Handloom silks and cottons sourced straight from weaving families in Kanchipuram, Varanasi and Chanderi - and photographed exactly as they drape.

Ships pan-India · Woven by hand

Direct from the loom

No middlemen, fair weaver pay

One-of-a-kind drapes

Small batches, never mass made

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Dispatched in 2 working days

This week at the studio

Freshly off the loom

Model wearing the Marigold Bloom Kanjivaram saree

Pure Mulberry Silk

Marigold Bloom Kanjivaram

₹24,500

Model wearing the Rose Ivory Chanderi saree

Chanderi Silk Cotton

Rose Ivory Chanderi

₹11,800

Model wearing the Peacock Blue Banarasi saree

Katan Silk

Peacock Blue Banarasi

₹27,900

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The craft

Six yards, four thousand hand-thrown picks

A single Kanjivaram takes a weaving family up to twenty days on the pit loom. We visit the clusters ourselves, choose the palettes with them, and pay before the saree ever reaches a customer. Nothing here is printed to look handwoven - it simply is.

Every drape arrives with the weaver's name, the loom it came off, and how to care for it through Indian summers and monsoons.

Peacock blue Banarasi silk saree on a modelCoral silk saree with temple border on a model

The collection

Every saree in the studio

8 handloom drapes, searchable by fabric, colour and price - each one photographed exactly as it falls.

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About the studio

"Two Sisters. One Love. Sarees"

Nool by Salika is the shared dream of sisters Salini and Sarika. Growing up, every festival, wedding and family gathering meant saree shopping together — hunting for the perfect drape, tracing a border, falling for a weave. That love turned into a quiet obsession: exploring the handloom diversity of India, from the pit looms of Kanchipuram to the gullies of Varanasi and the delicate chanderi clusters of Madhya Pradesh.

They started Nool to bring that joy to other saree lovers — sourcing directly from weaving families, paying fairly, and sharing each saree's story as honestly as it is woven. Every piece in the studio is chosen thread by thread, with the same excitement they felt as two sisters discovering India's crafts, one state at a time.