
Our Craft
From a single loom in a modest shop to looms across India and beyond, this is the Kaushah story.
In 1967, in a modest shop, a dream was built with a loom. Mr Pukhraj Sonigara didn't just introduce fabrics. He introduced woven trust. Thread by thread, year after year, Shubhsuki grew from a single dream to the wholesale floors of India and beyond.
For over five decades, the hands changed, the looms multiplied, but the promise stayed the same: every saree that leaves our house carries the dignity of the woman who wears it.
Three women married into this family, each from a different story, a different dream. They saw the saree not just as tradition, but as a timeless global statement. A legacy they chose to carry forward. The grace of silk in their stride. And a quiet question in their hearts: What if this heritage could speak to women like us?
The name itself holds a meaning close to our hearts. Kaushah draws from the idea of something precious, refined, earned through patience. Much like the art of weaving itself. Much like the women who wear it.
Kaushah is born from five decades of craft, where every design is an original vision and every weave carries a standard of quality that speaks for itself. We believe a saree should let a woman move between tradition and self-expression, between elegance and everyday, between her mother's world and her own.
Three daughters-in-law. Five decades of heritage. One new beginning.
Not slogans. The operating rules for what enters the catalogue and how you see it before buying.
Silk, zari, gold, and silver claims must be inspectable on product pages and viewing calls.
A private video viewing is a sales feature, not a support afterthought.
Saree and jewellery relationships are curated, seasonal, and connected across product pages.

Our Story Continues
Silk and cotton, organza and georgette, heritage weaves and contemporary design, so every woman can find the drape that feels made for her.