Kashish Just Silk Festival

Kashish is organizing a weeklong festival of Silks, Join the celebration called Just Silk from Kashish Banjara Hills.
SILKS: The Fabrics that dreams are made of! Open your heart to the beautiful

Joy.The joy that filled your heart as you wore your first silk sari with pride!

Moments that take you one more step in the colorful journey of Silks and remain with you forever.
Kashish invites you to celebrate Silks with true South Indian flavor - celebrate in sensational weaves colors and glittering designs. Let your imagination run riot with the vibrant colors of Kanchivaram with rich gold zari borders and interesting motifs! Your favorite store not only displays the best of designer sarees but also has the best collection of ethnic silk sarees. Wear Banaras silks with zari or embroidery and recreate the glorious era of Indian princesses. You can also try the elegant Uppada, regal Rajkot Patola., ethnic kalakethe, gorgeous Gadwal silks, colorful Pochampally, Kanchi embroidery.. .there’s a lot more to make you look your beautifully best.
The saris at Kashish come with interesting and artistic workmanship like interlock weaving, flat work, Uppada work, antique embroidery, and sparkling Swarovski work and so on. Step in to pick a designer Silk sari.
Find the best range of silks at Kashish.

The special attraction:
The special attraction of the festival is Silk Saree which fits into the match box. Recently when President Obama and Michelle Obama visited India Similar saree was gifted to Michelle Obama.

Well, silk is one of the oldest fabrics known to man. What is even more astonishing is that this fabric, meaning the process to make it, hasn't changed much since the origin many thousands of years ago. It's really hard to imagine that silk, a material used for clothing and other things would withstand the test of time. After all, making silk is more complicated than any other fabric. The Silk saree in match box which is on display at Kashish weighs 62gms and is 42 inches in length. Do drop in and to celebrate Silks.