Sampradaya Designer Studio — Handloom Sarees & Fashion Blog

Buying a silk saree online should feel happy and confident. But today many buyers feel confused when they see ads saying “Pure silk saree ₹3,999” or “Kanchipuram silk ₹4,999”. At the same time, trusted stores sell silk sarees for ₹15,000, ₹30,000, or more. So what is real? And how can a buyer tell the difference? This guide explains, in simple words, how to buy a genuine silk saree without being misled. What Does “Pure Silk” Actually Mean? Many sarees are called “silk” online, but they are often not real silk. They may be made from: Polyester (art silk) Viscose silk Synthetic blends Powerloom silk-look fabrics These look shiny but do not behave like real silk. Pure silk comes from natural mulberry silkworms. It feels soft and warm, breathes well, and has a gentle natural shine — not a plastic-like shine. Why Genuine Silk Can Never Cost ₹3,000–₹5,000 This is the most important truth every silk buyer should know. Pure mulberry silk yarn itself is expensive. Rea...

Silk continues to be one of India’s most valued textiles, especially in traditional sarees such as Kanchipuram, Banarasi, Gadwal and other premium handloom varieties. Today, with synthetic imitations and look-alike blends widely available, customers often face difficulty identifying genuine natural silk . This is why the Silk Mark Certification exists — a government-backed assurance of silk purity. As a handloom-focused boutique, Sampradaya Designer Studio follows this standard to ensure that customers understand the importance of authenticated silk. 🎗 What Is Silk Mark Certification? Silk Mark is the official purity symbol issued by the Silk Mark Organisation of India (SMOI) under the Central Silk Board. It certifies that the product is made of 100% natural silk . For stores like Sampradaya Designer Studio , this certification aligns with the commitment to offering transparent, trustworthy, and authentic handloom products. Authentic natural silk No synth...