For 200 years, British merchants traded Bhagalpur silk as the most prized textile from India. Now you can buy it directly from the source — 100% handwoven, one weaver, real numbers.
Shop the CollectionWhen the East India Company documented the textiles of Bengal in the 18th century, Bhagalpur silk was listed separately from all others. Not as 'Indian silk' — but by name. The merchants knew. The merchants always knew.
What Liberty of London called 'Indian wild silk' in its early catalogues, what Fortnum & Mason wrapped gifts in for Victorian buyers, came from Bhagalpur. The tradition that served the empire now serves the discerning — directly, without middlemen, at the source.
Every color is woven once, in a real, limited count — several exist as a single piece.
Each stole was made by a single weaver, by hand, over five to ten days. What you see in stock is what exists — nothing is rewoven once it sells.
Shop the CollectionSome things are woven. Some things are accumulated. A Bhagalpore stole is both.BHAGALPORE · EST. BHAGALPUR, INDIA
Every piece has its own story, real stock count, and price. Browse the collection and buy the one that's yours.
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