About

A Legacy Woven Through Generations 

My name is Imran Ansari, Founder of Kaashi Threads. We belong to a family of traditional Banarasi weavers from the historic city of Varanasi. For generations, weaving has been more than a profession for us—it is our heritage, our identity, and our passion. 

Growing up in a weaver’s family, I witnessed firsthand the dedication, craftsmanship, and hard work that go into creating every Banarasi saree. The rhythmic sound of looms, the intricate weaving techniques, and the artistry passed down from one generation to the next inspired me to continue this legacy and bring authentic Banarasi craftsmanship directly to customers across India. 

At Kaashi Threads, we specialize in weaving and manufacturing a wide range of Banarasi 
sarees, including Mashru Kataan Silk, Tissue Silk, Silk Sarees, Meenakari Sarees, Jaal Woven Sarees, and many other traditional and contemporary designs. Every saree is carefully crafted by skilled artisans who have inherited centuries-old weaving techniques. 

Our mission is simple: to preserve the rich heritage of Banarasi weaving while making authentic, high-quality sarees accessible at genuine weaver prices. By connecting customers directly with manufacturers and artisans, we eliminate unnecessary middlemen and ensure exceptional value without compromising on quality. 

We are proud to support the weaving community of Banaras by providing sustainable work opportunities and helping keep this timeless art alive for future generations. Every purchase from Kaashi Threads contributes to the livelihood of skilled artisans and their families.

Today, Kaashi Threads serves customers across India with a commitment to authenticity, 
craftsmanship, and customer satisfaction. Whether you are looking for a saree for a wedding, festive occasion, or everyday elegance, we bring you the finest creations from the heart of Banaras. 

From the looms of Banaras to your wardrobe—every thread tells a story of tradition, 
artistry, and heritage. 

Kaashi Threads 
Directly from the Weavers of Banaras