Signature drape
Handpainted Sarees
Nine yards turned into canvas. Free-hand florals, temple borders and trailing vines painted directly onto silk, organza and chiffon.
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Est. by Aasthaba & Dhrutibaa
House of Ewaraa
Handpainted heirlooms for the women who wear them like crowns
Saree · Poshak · Choli · Baby Shower Dupatta · Kankupagla
Handpainted SareesRoyal PoshakCholi & BlousesBaby Shower DupattaKankupagla HandkerchiefCustom Commissions
Handpainted SareesRoyal PoshakCholi & BlousesBaby Shower DupattaKankupagla HandkerchiefCustom Commissions
The Ewaraa Promise
Every drape begins as an empty canvas
Every drape that leaves our atelier is drawn, painted and finished by hand — no prints, no plates, no two alike. What you wear carries the pressure of a brush, the patience of two pairs of hands, and a motif chosen for you alone.
Painted, never printed
Pigment laid by brush onto the weave. Hold it to the light and you will see the hand that made it.
One of exactly one
We do not repeat a commission. The drape you receive will never walk into the room twice.
Made for your occasion
Bridal, godh bharai, griha pravesh or a festival at home — the palette is built around your day.
What we paint
The Collections
Ceremonial wear
Royal Poshak
Traditional Rajput poshak — kanchli, kurti, ghaghra and odhni — painted in heritage palettes and finished with gota detailing.
Order now→Painted bodices
Choli & Blouses
Hand-detailed cholis and blouses designed to pair with your existing drapes, or painted to echo a saree from our atelier.
Order now→Godh bharai
Baby Shower Dupatta
Keepsake odhnis for the mother-to-be — names, dates and blessings woven into painted florals she will keep long after the day.
Order now→Ritual keepsake
Kankupagla Handkerchief
The kanku pagla square, painted with tiny sacred footprints and borders — made for griha pravesh, naming days and first steps.
Order now→Your story, painted
Custom Commissions
Bring us a colour, a memory or your grandmother's motif. We sketch, you approve, and then it is painted only for you.
Order now→From sketch to silk
Four hands, four stages
- I
The Conversation
It begins in your DMs. We talk occasion, palette, drape and the motifs that mean something to your family.
- II
The Sketch
Aasthaba and Dhrutibaa draw the layout by hand — border, pallu, body and butta — and send it for your blessing.
- III
The Brush
Pigment meets fabric. Every petal, vine and footprint is laid by brush, then cured so the colour stays true for years.
- IV
The Finish
Edges are pico-finished, tassels knotted, and the piece is wrapped in muslin and sent to your door.
Allow twelve to eighteen days for a painted saree, five to seven for a kankupagla set.
THE ATELIER
Gujarat, India
The women behind the brush
Aasthaba & Dhrutibaa
Two women from Gujarat who grew up around the poshak, the odhni and the quiet ritual of dressing for an occasion. House of Ewaraa began with one painted dupatta for a cousin's godh bharai — and the messages have not stopped since.
They still paint every commission themselves. Nothing is outsourced, nothing is machine-printed, and nothing leaves the studio until both of them agree it is ready.
Worn & kept
From those who wore it first
I wore my Ewaraa poshak for my griha pravesh and every single aunty wanted to know who painted it. It felt like wearing a family heirloom on day one.
Kinjal R. · Rajkot
They painted my mother's wedding saree motif onto my baby shower dupatta. I cried when I opened the box. Truly hand done, truly personal.
Shivani P. · Ahmedabad
The kanku pagla handkerchiefs were the most talked-about part of our naming ceremony. Delicate, sacred, and finished beautifully.
Meera D. · Vadodara
Commission your heirloom
Tell us the occasion and the colours you love. We will sketch something that belongs only to you.
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