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Panash India has established itself as one of the leading online brands in women's ethnic wear. With strong presence amongst all major retailers, Panash has become the first choice of customers looking for Indian Ethnic Wear. At Panash India, we aim to reach our customers worldwide providing the latest and the best of Indian Sarees, Salwar Kameez, Lehengas and more with a strong presence at all major retailers.

Creative Sarees is ethnic fashion house that curates, designs and creates Indian apparel. Our store collections have been inspired from the agenda of offering one of a kind designs with the high quality standards. Our collections are curated from textile art forms from all over India. We believe in the philosophy of building from our traditional roots and that is why our collection will have a wide range of traditional sarees such as the “Patola” sarees which were first made in Patan, Gujarat, the “Banarasee” silk saree whose history can be dated back till the 14th century during the Mughal Era and also a saree with may be the deepest roots in history the “Bandhani” sarees, Bandhani dots can be seen in the 6th century paintings depicting the life of Buddha would on the wall of Cave 1 at Ajanta.