Kosa Silk

Discover the rare and exquisite world of Kosa silk scarves, stoles and dupattas — one of India's most prized natural fibres, produced exclusively in the Bastar and Champa regions of Chhattisgarh. Kosa silk, also known as Tussar silk or wild silk, is spun from the cocoons of silkworms that feed on Arjun and Sal trees in natural forests — giving it its characteristic golden-cream lustre, coarser texture and extraordinary depth of colour.

Each piece in this collection is handwoven or hand block-printed by artisans from the Bastar tribal communities, incorporating traditional tribal motifs — fish, deer, peacocks and geometric patterns — that reflect the cultural identity and artistic heritage of these indigenous craft traditions. A Kosa silk stole is not simply a luxury accessory — it is a piece of Chhattisgarh's living cultural heritage, and a direct investment in the livelihoods of tribal artisan families.