The Art Within the Weave
Explore the selection of the fabrics, weaves, embroideries and motifs that shape every Nandi creation.
Thoughtfully curated for their character, craftsmanship, and versatility.
SHIKARGAH शिकारगाह
Inspired by royal hunting scenes, the Shikargah motif unfolds as a richly detailed composition of animals, trees, temples, and landscapes woven across the textile. Every element is thoughtfully arranged to create a narrative that reveals itself with every fold. Admired for its intricate storytelling and remarkable detail, Shikargah remains one of the most distinctive motifs in the Banarasi tradition, preserving centuries of artistic expression through the language of the loom.
JAAL जाल
Inspired by the rhythm of nature, the Jaal motif weaves together flowing vines, florals, and foliage into a continuous pattern that spans the entire textile. The uninterrupted composition creates a sense of movement and visual harmony, allowing every detail to contribute to the whole. Rich in craftsmanship and artistic expression, Jaal remains one of the defining motifs of the Banarasi weaving tradition.
BUTI बुटी
The Buti motif is recognised for its delicate, individually placed forms that bring rhythm and balance to the textile. Often inspired by florals, leaves, and natural elements, each motif is woven with remarkable precision, creating a composition that feels both understated and distinctive. The generous spacing allows the beauty of the fabric to remain visible while adding subtle detail throughout the drape. Enduring in its appeal, Buti continues to be one of the most versatile and recognisable motifs in Banarasi craftsmanship.
BEL बेल
The Bel motif draws inspiration from flowing vines, leaves, and flowering creepers that extend gracefully across the fabric. Arranged in continuous borders or sweeping compositions, it introduces rhythm and movement while framing the textile with remarkable balance. Its nature inspired forms bring together intricate detail and thoughtful design, making Bel one of the most enduring motifs in the Banarasi tradition. Woven with exceptional precision, it continues to reflect the artistry and heritage of handloom craftsmanship.