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Preserving Varanasi's ancient weaving traditions since 1994.

Our Story

Keeping the traditional hand weaving art of Varanasi alive. Discover how we make beautiful silk sarees by hand.

Made in Varanasi Since 1994

Weaving Beautiful Sarees with Love

AS Fabrics started in the small lanes of Varanasi. Here, weavers have been making beautiful sarees by hand for a very long time. We started our shop to bring these pure Banarasi silk sarees to everyone and help our weaver families earn a good, steady income.

Every saree in our collection is made with great care. Master weavers work for weeks or months to weave each piece. They learned this beautiful art from their parents and grandparents.

Weaving loom texture
Working Directly with Weavers

Premium quality

We believe in honesty and high quality. At AS Fabrics, we only use premium qualit threads. Every saree comes with the official Silk Mark certificate of India, so you know you are buying a genuine handwoven saree.

We work directly with our weavers without any middle agents. This means we can pay them a fair share of each sale. This money helps them look after their health, maintain their looms, and send their children to school.

Varanasi weavers loom
Our Weaving Message
"A Banarasi saree is not just a piece of cloth. It is a story of Varanasi, woven by hand with silk and gold threads."
— Shri Ram Lal, Master Weaver
How We Make It

The Weaving Process

Step 1: Naksha design
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The Design (Naksha)

First, we draw the design on graph paper. We draw beautiful flowers, leaves, and traditional patterns. These designs are used to make coding punch cards that guide the threads on the loom.

Step 2: Yarn Spinning
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Dyeing & Spinning Yarns

We dye pure silk threads by hand in large pots. The gold and silver threads are wound onto wooden spools. This makes the threads ready for the weavers to use.

Step 3: Handloom Weaving
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Weaving on the Loom

Weavers sit at the handloom to work. One moves the main threads and shuttle, while the helper manages the gold threads. Together, they weave only 2 to 4 inches of silk fabric a day.

Our History

Key Milestones

1994

Our First Loom

We started in a small room in Varanasi with just one handloom. We wanted to make traditional, classic designs.

2005

Weaver Welfare Society

We started working directly with 14 weaver families. This helped them get paid directly and receive fair wages.

2015

Silk Mark Certificate

We received the Silk Mark certificate. This proves that every saree we sell is made of 100% pure silk.

2026

Serving Globally

We now ship our handwoven sarees to more than 40 countries, helping weavers keep their craft alive.

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