Mul Chanderi
The house signature — light, breathable, holds cutwork and scalloped edges through the retail cycle. Our most-reordered ground.
The easy occasion ground: a soft, silk-feel fabric with a fine crinkle woven into the surface — it moves, it recovers from a fold in seconds, and it packs flat for freight. At DHANYA the ground runs seasonally, with fresh designs every week.
Coral silk is a soft, silk-feel occasion ground with a fine crinkle texture woven into the surface. The texture is the point: it gives the cloth movement and depth before any embroidery is added, and it forgives handling after.
Its working advantage is recovery. A coral silk piece pressed back into shape in seconds — the crinkle releases travel creases with a cool iron or a steam, where a flat ground would need a full press. At the counter, that means the piece goes from box to rail faster.
At DHANYA coral silk lines run seasonally: the ground carries the season's colour story when a soft drape and quick turnaround are wanted. Because the designs rotate weekly, the current coral silk line-sheet travels by WhatsApp rather than living on a fixed catalogue page.
Airy and moving. The crinkle gives the cloth a live surface — a plain coral silk silhouette still looks designed, which suits minimalist occasion kurtis and sets that sell on drape rather than embroidery.
The fall is soft without being limp: it gathers and pleats cleanly, so gathered waists, tiered hemlines and floating dupattas all work on it.
In hand it reads light and dry rather than slippery — counter staff can steam, fold and re-rail it all day without the cloth fighting back.
A cool iron or a steam brings the surface back in seconds — that recovery is the fabric's signature and worth saying out loud at the counter.
No wringing; hang damp and let the crinkle re-set itself. Embroidered coral silk pieces should be dry cleaned like any finished occasion garment.
Crush-resistance is a freight advantage — and the seasonal rotation keeps the shelf fresh without re-buying the same design twice:
Because coral silk designs rotate weekly, the grid below is not fixed: WhatsApp the desk for today's line-sheet, shade bank and swatch cut.
Coral Silk runs seasonally at DHANYA and the design set rotates every week, so there is no fixed grid to publish here — the current line-sheet, shade bank and swatch cut travel personally from the Exports Desk. Fresh designs every week; the trade terms are the same as every ground in the catalogue.
The four fabric guides — Mul Chanderi, Roman silk, coral silk and cotton — carry the same entry terms: start at 24 pieces per line, scale to 120-piece production lots.
Plain answers — the full trade FAQ is on the FAQ page.
24 pieces to start — 3 colours × 2 sets, each set one size run of L, XL, XXL and 3XL, applied per line — the same entry terms as every DHANYA ground. Replenishment lots run 120 pieces per design per colour.
Coral silk runs seasonally at DHANYA and the design set rotates every week, so a fixed grid would be stale the day it published. The current line-sheet — designs, shades and swatches — travels by WhatsApp from the Exports Desk.
The woven crinkle resists box compression and releases travel creases with a cool iron or steam in seconds. Pieces go from unboxing to the rail fast — a real advantage for export consignments and multi-door retail chains.
One ground per occasion: light chanderi, structured Roman silk, easy coral silk, workday cotton.
The house signature — light, breathable, holds cutwork and scalloped edges through the retail cycle. Our most-reordered ground.
Structured occasion-wear silk family with a formal fall — the backbone of our festive and ceremony lines.
Everyday-luxury grounds — mercerised cottons and cotton-silk blends engineered for workday wear cycles.