
Gadwal
33 piecesJogulamba Gadwal, Telangana
A light body joined by hand to a contrasting silk border and pallu, the interlocking kuttu technique Gadwal is known for.
Every region weaves differently. Here is what makes each of ours worth knowing.

Jogulamba Gadwal, Telangana
A light body joined by hand to a contrasting silk border and pallu, the interlocking kuttu technique Gadwal is known for.

Puttapaka, Nalgonda, Telangana
Threads are tied and dyed before weaving, so the pattern appears as the cloth is built. Soft-edged geometry, unmistakably by hand.

Ponduru, Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh
Fine hand-spun, handwoven cotton that breathes in the heat and grows softer with every wash.

Narayanpet, Telangana
Crisp checks and plain bodies, contrast borders with small temple motifs, and a striped pallu. Easy, everyday handloom.

Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu
Dense mulberry silk with rich zari, contrast borders and checks. The South Indian silk for weddings and milestones.

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Chanderi, Banarasi, Mangalgiri, Maheshwari, Paithani and other handlooms we love, chosen with the same eye.
Our belief
At The Aadya Collective, we believe handloom belongs in the life you’re living; not just the occasions you’re dressing for.
Our collection is rooted in the rich weaving traditions of Andhra and Telangana, from the distinctive Ikkats of Puttapaka and Khadi of Ponduru to the elegant Kuttu Gadwals and timeless Narayanpets.
We bring these weaves into the everyday: from workdays and weddings, coffee dates and dinners, celebrations big and small. Each saree is chosen for its craftsmanship, character and the feeling it brings when you wear it.
Because handloom isn't just heritage to preserve. It is something to live in, feel good in and make your own.
Rooted in the weaves of Andhra & Telangana
A little craft. A little comfort. A lot of you.
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