Karvati (saw tooth) Kinaar (border) sarees are handwoven using the three-shuttle technique in the weaving cluster of Vidarbha, Bhandara district of Maharashtra.
The abundantly rich forests of the Vidarbha region, in the eastern-most part of Maharashtra, produce naturally-found silkworms, that feed off bushes and trees. Unlike cutivated silk (Mulberry), Tussar is a wild silk obtained from silkworms that grow only in the forests, and the silk produced from these unruptured cocoon is a lustrous golden hue.
Sarees and Malavika are synonymous, she operates under the name Omnah but is my saree guru. Having worn sarees since college days, I am hooked. But I am falling in love with them as I understand the difference between materials and the affect a weave takes on a pattern. I had never worn a cotton ...
Shefali B
It's a pleasure to shop at Omnah. One of the most trustworthy online shopping places for saree. Malavika's collection of various weaves is unique and exquisite. Can't thank you enough for your support and help through out the buying process. Looking forward to adding more from Omnah.
Mousumi Mutsuddi
I live in Texas and I have recently started learning about the various weaves in sarees, dyes, handloom and all about the background of a saree that we see in the pictures. Omnah by Malavika was a brand I chanced upon on the internet (Instagram). I was struck by the beauty of the sarees and the c...
Shoba K
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Shanti S
Omnah has a diverse collection of beautiful weaves and the quality of the sarees are excellent. Malavika makes the entire process, from booking the saree to shipping, seamless and smooth. I enjoy working with her and appreciate all my purchases from Omnah.
Anu P
