Exquisite kanchivaram silk woven as a concept saree in that the top half of the saree is Mustard and the bottom Half, Pallu and Blouse are in contrast Pink featuring woven Zari butta.

Literally meaning drawing with a pen, sarees featuring the kalamkari craft have been adorned by women over the ages. There are two distinct styles of kalamkari - Srikalahasti and Machalipatnam. The fabric gets its glossiness from its immersion in milk and resin. Kalamkari fabrics are created in seventeen steps, using only natural dyes, with numerous washes. Typically, the motifs capture the essence of temple architecture and scenes from great epics. The muted kalamkari motifs in maheshwari silk or cotton are appliqued onto rich vibrant kanchivaram silks. One can also find this work of art handcrafted on tussar silk, crepe, chiffon, georgette and cotton. Kalahasti and Masulipatnam located in the state of Andhra Pradesh in south India are well known for various forms of kalamkari. Sakhi borrows from this craft and brings alive the soul of kalamkari with fashionable designs.

A Special form of hand embroidery wherein coloured sequins are placed in desired pattern and stitched by hand by skilled artisans, this adds to the glamour quotient. Sequins are available in numerous colours and sizes. These interesting elements need to placed and secured by careful hands of the artisan.