Chiffon Saree
Derived from the French word for cloth, Chiffon is a lightweight, plain-woven fabric with a soft, beautiful drape. Known for its sheer appearance and slightly rough feel, it offers an ethereal elegance that is both delicate and durable, perfect for making a statement with effortless grace.
Overview

Chiffon
Sarees

Chiffon sarees are loved for their light, airy feel and effortless elegance. Made from finely twisted yarns, they have a sheer texture and a soft, flowing drape. Chiffon sarees are a popular choice for both everyday elegance and special occasions.
Ethereal Elegance
Origins

French
Roots

While the chiffon fabric itself originated in France (derived from the French word chiffe for cloth), it was introduced into Indian fashion by Maharani Indira Devi. She commissioned delicate, lightweight chiffon from French manufacturers (specifically Lyon) to create sarees, which were previously uncommon in India.
French Roots
Material

Material
Blend

Chiffon is traditionally made from silk, giving it a soft, sheer texture and fluid drape. Today, it is also woven using fine synthetic fibers, allowing the fabric to remain lightweight while being more durable and easy to maintain.
Material Blend
Craftsmanship

Delicate
Weaving

Chiffon sarees require careful craftsmanship due to the delicate nature of the fabric. Finely twisted yarns are woven with precision to achieve chiffon’s signature sheer texture and soft flow. The weaving process demands steady control and skill, as even slight variations can affect the fabric’s fall.
Delicate Weaving