Kasuti Saree is a traditional hand-embroidered saree originating from Karnataka, India. The word Kasuti comes from the Kannada words Kai (hand) and Suti (cotton thread), reflecting the intricate handwork done with threads. This embroidery is characterized by delicate, geometric patterns created with precise needlework, often inspired by temple motifs, chariots, gopurams, palanquins, birds, flowers, and traditional rangoli designs.

• Traditional Kasuti embroidery work, known for intricate hand-stitched patterns

• Inspired by geometric and folk motifs like flowers, birds, palanquins, and temples

• Crafted on fine silk or cotton fabric for a graceful drape

• Lightweight, comfortable, and ideal for both daily wear and festive occasions

• Reflects the rich heritage of Karnataka’s hand embroidery

• Elegant borders and pallu showcasing detailed craftsmanship

• Pairs well with both traditional jewellery and modern accessories

• A perfect choice for weddings, cultural events, and festive celebrations