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"Our Story is Woven with Yours"

At Tuni Mani, we believe that every piece of clothing tells a story. Our journey wouldn't be complete without the incredible women who have chosen to wear our creations.

From the moment you step into a Tuni Mani saree, you become part of our story.

Your experiences, your memories, and your style are woven into the fabric of our brand.

We are forever grateful to our esteemed clients for their love, support, and trust.

Thank you for choosing Tuni Mani and for sharing your stories with us.

Smita Vyas in a Pochampally Ikat Silk Saree

A stunning pochampally ikat silk saree, a masterpiece of intricate weaving and vibrant colors. This exquisite garment showcases the rich heritage and artisanal skill of Indian textile traditions. The saree's unique patterns are created using the ikat technique, where the yarns are dyed before weaving. This time-consuming process results in the beautiful, geometric designs that characterize Pochampally ikats. The luxurious silk fabric adds to the saree's allure, making it a truly special and treasured piece.

Sripriya Narayanan and Malathy Krishna both in Gadwal Silk Sarees

A stunning Gadwal silk saree, a masterpiece of Indian textile artistry. Hailing from the Gadwal region of Telangana, these sarees are renowned for their unique blend of cotton and silk, creating a luxurious yet breathable fabric. The intricate weaving technique, combined with the vibrant colors and intricate zari work, makes each Gadwal saree a truly unique masterpiece. Whether it's for a special occasion or everyday wear, our customer's choice reflects a sophisticated taste for traditional Indian fashion

Deepika in a South Cotton Saree

A timeless South Cotton Saree, a versatile and comfortable garment known for its breathability and lightweight nature. South Indian cotton sarees are renowned for their intricate handwoven patterns, vibrant colors, and rich cultural heritage. Made from pure cotton, these sarees offer a perfect blend of tradition and modernity, making them ideal for everyday wear or special occasions.

Renuka Sharma in a Cotton by Silk Gadwal Saree

An elegant cotton by silk Gadwal saree, a timeless piece of Indian textile artistry. Hailing from the Gadwal region of Telangana, these sarees are renowned for their unique blend of cotton and silk, creating a luxurious yet breathable fabric.

Supraja in a South Cotton Saree

Shubhra in a Hand Painted Kalamkari Madurai Cotton Saree

A captivating hand-painted Kalamkari Madurai cotton saree, a testament to the enduring artistry of South India. Kalamkari, an ancient textile tradition, involves intricate hand-painting on natural fabrics using vegetable dyes. The Madurai region of Tamil Nadu is renowned for its exquisite Kalamkari sarees, characterized by their bold mythological scenes, floral motifs, and vibrant colors.

Sujeeta In a Gadwal Silk Saree

(@arrchanalaxman) Arrchana Laxman in a Pochampally Ikat Silk Saree

(@my_style_file_) Supriya Geetha in a Eri Silk Ikat Saree

An Eri silk ikat saree is a beautiful and eco-friendly option. Eri silk, also known as wild silk, is obtained from the eri silkworm, which feeds on castor leaves. This makes it a sustainable and cruelty-free alternative to mulberry silk. The ikat technique involves dyeing the yarn before weaving, creating intricate patterns that are unique to each saree. Eri silk ikat sarees are known for their soft texture, durability, and vibrant colors.

Our customer in a Gadwal Silk Saree

Our customer in a Mangalgiri Cotton Saree

A Mangalgiri cotton saree, a renowned masterpiece of South Indian handloom weaving. Originating from the Mangalgiri region of Andhra Pradesh, these sarees are celebrated for their exceptional quality, intricate patterns, and soft, durable fabric.

Archana Shenoy in a Begumpuri Handloom Cotton Saree

A Begumpur handloom cotton saree is a timeless piece of Indian textile artistry, renowned for its intricate designs, soft texture, and vibrant colors. Originating from the Begumpur village in Andhra Pradesh, these sarees are crafted using traditional handloom techniques, passed down through generations.

Known for their durability and breathability, Begumpur cotton sarees are perfect for everyday wear and special occasions. The intricate geometric patterns, floral motifs, or traditional Kalamkari designs are meticulously woven into the fabric, creating a unique and visually appealing piece.

(@arrchanalaxman) Arrchana Laxman in Silk-Cotton Gadwal Saree

Sujeeta in a Gadwal Cotton Saree

An elegant cotton Gadwal saree, a timeless piece of Indian textile artistry. Hailing from the Gadwal region of Telangana, these sarees are renowned for their unique blend of cotton , creating a luxurious yet breathable fabric.

Lalitha in a Beautiful Phoda Kumbha Tussar Saree

A Phoda Kumbha saree is a stunning example of Indian handloom artistry, renowned for its intricate patterns, luxurious texture, and rich cultural heritage. Hailing from the Koraput district of Odisha, this saree is characterized by its unique "Phoda Kumbha" (flower pot) design, which is created using a complex weaving technique.

Archana Shenoy in a Tuni Mani Designer Hand Painted Karvati Kinnar Tussar Saree

A Karvati Kinnar Tussar Saree is a stunning masterpiece of Indian handloom weaving, renowned for its intricate patterns, luxurious texture, and rich cultural heritage. Hailing from Vidarbha, Maharashtra, this saree features a distinctive "karvati kinar" border created using a three-shuttle weaving technique. The saree's natural tussar silk fabric offers a subtle sheen and a luxurious feel, while its timeless geometric designs make it a versatile and elegant choice for any occasion.

Sujeeta in a Gadwal Silk-Cotton Saree

(@sushmachoudaryravipati) Sushma in Kalamkari Hand Painted Tussar Silk Saree

A tussar silk saree is a luxurious and elegant garment made from the natural silk produced by the tussar silkworm. Known for its unique golden hue, durability, and soft texture, tussar silk is a highly prized fabric in India.

(@lalithakaladham) Lalitha in a Sungudi Cotton Saree

A Sungudi cotton saree is a colorful and intricate piece of textile art from Rajasthan, India. The Sungudi technique involves tie-dyeing the fabric with natural dyes, creating vibrant patterns and designs. Sungudi sarees are known for their bold colors, geometric shapes, and intricate details. The cotton fabric is soft, comfortable, and breathable, making it a perfect choice for both everyday wear and special occasions.

Lalitha in an Elegant Pracheen Cotton Ajrakh saree

A Pracheen Ajrakh Saree is a stunning piece of Indian textile art, known for its intricate block-printed patterns and vibrant colors. The Ajrakh technique, which originated in the Kutch region of Gujarat, involves dyeing the fabric with natural dyes before printing the patterns.