Prashanti, house of Silk Cottons At Chennai

Prashanti, house of Silk Cottons, the boutique renowned for its hand oven Silk Cotton Sarees is located in the heart of the city in Mylapore, Chennai. It was started nearly 25 years by Mrs. Malathi Muralidharan as a just small shop and over period of time it has grown to this level which has been recently refurbished showroom, just over 1500 sqft.

They have always concentrated on the mix of cotton with silk to belnd the rich look with easy to wear. It showcases Prashanti's signature Silk Cotton and Poly Cotton Sarees and Salwar Fabrics, whose exquisite designs and colours are richly complemented by the spacious, elegant, teak interiors.

Prashanti's Silk Cottons which are rigorously tested to meet the highest quality standards - offers its patrons an affordable, comfortable and maintenance free alternative to expensive, heavy, traditional silks. They have also opened in Malleswaram 17th cross – Bangalore to cater to the needs to growing markets who have shown a lot of interest in their type of varieties. The shop is ably managed by her Brother-in-law Mr Sundar who had rich experience in the industry and also good taste for the customer interaction as well as articulate to the extent to capture the hearts of the esteemed customers.

Prashanti's popular collections include

VIVAHAM - The exclusive wedding collection, comprising of sarees in deep jewel tones and exotic shot colours, with traditional Korvai borders, Vaira oosi patterns and tissue pallus.

VAIBOHAM - These elegant silk cotton sarees, ideal as wedding give aways, feature meenakari borders (zari work interlaced with thread embroidery) and rich pallus. PRIEM - Hand block printed and elegantly embroidered silk cotton sarees, these designer creations are perfect for an evening out.

NITHYAM - Light weight Poly Cotton, Mangalgiri, Salem Silk and Kalyani Sarees. The Nithyam collection is just the right thing for daily / office wear. Prashanti will be shortly introducing lovely half - saree coordinates for teens.

Prashanti is located at , No.16, 6th Cross CIT Colony, (Behind Chettiar Hall - TTK Road), Chennai - 600004. Ph : 24991850 / 24997636

Comments

kanchipuramsarees said…
Great !! A piece of useful information for Indian fashion trends and women's clothing specifically a well-known Indian saree. Thank you for providing useful information.
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July 9, 2021 at 5:50 PM
krishikhan899 said…
Nice article about silk cotton. A magical harmony of fabrics and features, our latest Poly-Cotton and Silk Cotton saree collection makes for the perfect 9 to 5 saree choice for women across all ages. Aside from blending the comfort of cotton with traits like being wrinkle-free and easy to drape, these drapes also come in delightful designs and palettes.
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July 10, 2021 at 11:04 AM
Anonymous said…
Saree is the one of the finest outfit, you can find the best Kanchipuram Pure Silk Sarees, from Rasvriti, they will guide you.
August 16, 2022 at 4:59 PM
Amutha said…
Seems to be beautiful collections. Thank you for sharing about the silk cotton in Chennai. Now I am interested in buying bridal silk sarees.
September 24, 2022 at 6:43 PM
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