Designer Sarees Above 100000
Designer Sarees Above ₹1,00,000: World of Detail and Devotion
Buying a saree worth over a lakh is not an impulsive decision. It’s something you think about, look at twice, maybe even sleep over. Then you go back to it, because something about it stays in your mind, the fabric, the pattern, or just the way it feels in your hands.
Designer sarees in this range are rare. They are not made in bulk or displayed everywhere. Each one has its own rhythm, a way of catching light differently. Some have handwork that takes weeks, others combine modern design ideas with techniques passed down quietly through families.
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What Makes These Sarees Special
Let’s be honest: when a saree costs over a lakh, you’re not paying for just silk or embroidery. You’re paying for patience. You’re paying for people who have spent years perfecting one specific thing, whether it’s a particular threadwork, a border style, or a finish that feels impossibly soft.
Many of these sarees are made in small workshops where two or three people work together. There’s no factory sound, only the click of a needle or the pull of a thread. Each piece goes through countless checks by the same hands that made it. It’s this human attention that makes them what they are.
When you finally wear one, it feels quiet but powerful. The fabric moves with you, sits well, and never looks forced. These sarees hold presence without noise.
Why They’re Worth the Price
People often ask if the difference is visible. The truth is, it’s in the feel. The finish, the density of the weave, the steadiness of the embroidery, all of it adds up. A designer saree above ₹1,00,000 doesn’t age the way a regular one does. It settles into your wardrobe like something that belongs there.
It’s not about trends or celebrity looks. It’s about something personal, something that still looks right years later.
The Mavuri Collection
At Mavuri, these sarees are chosen one by one. The focus is on authenticity, quality of fabric, and fine work that actually holds up when you touch it. You won’t find exaggerated shine or overdone designs here. The range includes silk, organza, georgette, and even contemporary blends, but every piece feels consistent in its finish and detail.
These sarees suit people who appreciate effort and value longevity over flash.
FAQs
1. Why do designer sarees above ₹1,00,000 cost so much at Mavuri?
Because these aren’t made in a rush. Each one is done by hand, often by just a few people who have been doing this work for decades. The fabric, finish, and detail take time — that’s where the real value lies.
2. Are Mavuri’s designer sarees good for weddings?
Yes. They suit grand functions but don’t feel overdone. Many brides and families pick them because they photograph beautifully and still feel comfortable to wear all day.
3. How should I store such an expensive saree?
Wrap it in cotton, fold it carefully, and keep it away from moisture. Once in a while, take it out and refold it. It helps the fabric breathe and keeps the embroidery fresh.
4. Are these sarees always made of silk?
Not necessarily. Some are pure silk, others might be organza or georgette. The material changes, but the quality doesn’t.
5. Can I see the designer collection in person?
Yes. It’s available at Mavuri stores. If you prefer, you can call ahead and ask the team to keep a few options ready for viewing.
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