Banaras Gulabi Meenakari hand-crafts traditional pink enamel jewellery in Varanasi, applying the rare gulabi meenakari technique to silver and gold in lotus and floral patterns passed down through generations of local artisans. Necklaces, earrings, and bridal sets are made to order and shipped worldwide via direct WhatsApp inquiry.
HMR Handlooms, a master-weaver enterprise established in 1930 rooted in the weaving lanes of Banaras, works hand in hand with skilled artisan families to hand-weave 100% pure silk Banarasi sarees on traditional looms, with weaving taking 15 days to 6 months depending on design. It is Silk Mark Certified and Handloom Assured, with its main store at MS Plaza, Rathyatra Crossing, Varanasi.
HolyWeaves weaves luxury Banarasi sarees, shawls, and fabrics by hand in its Varanasi atelier, a Silk Mark-certified operation recognized for five decades of handloom craftsmanship. Customers can browse the full catalog online with global shipping or visit the working looms in person near the Kashi Vishwanath Temple.
Best for Hand-woven Banarasi sarees, shawls and fabrics
Silk Kothi, established in 1969 in Varanasi and run through three generations of master weavers, hand-weaves Banarasi sarees in Katan silk, Puna silk, khaddi georgette, organza and tussar silk through design, weave and finish stages, with collections including Vintage Evergreen and Royal Meenakari.
Vandana Silks Banaras, trusted since 1974, sells Banarasi sarees from Girja Ghar Chauraha in Godowlia, Varanasi, in Katan silk, Rangkat, satin silk, mashru silk and tussar silk varieties with real zari detailing, alongside lehengas and dupattas.