Collection: Kerala Saree

Traditional Kerala sarees and Kasavu sarees, handpicked in Kerala and dispatched from the UK within 24 hours. Choose from off-white and gold Kasavu, Mul cotton sarees with Kanchi and line borders, tissue sarees and Puliyilakkara designs — ideal for Onam, Vishu, temple visits and Malayali weddings. Free UK delivery on orders over £100.

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Kerala sarees for every occasion

A Kerala saree is the traditional saree of Kerala, best known in its off-white or cream base with a gold border. Our collection brings together classic Kasavu sarees with gold zari borders, everyday Mul cotton sarees with contrast Kanchi and line borders, festive tissue sarees, and Puliyilakkara designs with their distinctive temple-style borders.

Every saree is handpicked in Kerala for customers in the UK and dispatched from the UK within 24 hours, so you are not waiting for international shipping before Onam, Vishu or a family wedding.

How to choose

  • For Onam and Vishu: a classic off-white and gold Kasavu saree.
  • For everyday and temple wear: lightweight Mul cotton sarees with coloured borders.
  • For weddings and evening events: tissue sarees with zari, sequin or applique work.

Complete the look with a ready-made saree blouse and Kerala jewellery such as Palakka and Lekshmi coin necklaces. Not sure of the difference between a Kerala saree and a Kasavu saree? Read our guide: Kerala Saree vs Kasavu Saree.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a Kerala saree and a Kasavu saree? "Kerala saree" is the broad name for sarees from Kerala. A Kasavu saree is a specific style: an off-white or cream saree with a gold zari border.

Do your Kerala sarees come with a blouse? This varies by saree, and each product page says what is included. If you need one, our ready-made blouses are sized to wear straight away.

How quickly will my saree arrive? Orders are dispatched from the UK within 24 hours. Delivery times are on our shipping policy page.

How do I care for a Kerala saree? Follow the care instructions on each product page. Many cotton and tissue sarees are best dry-cleaned to protect the zari border.