"Unwrapping my Kataan saree was an experience in itself — the wax seal, the butter paper, the handcrafted box — it all felt like I was holding something sacred. When I wore it to my sister’s wedding, I had women from three generations asking about it. It’s not just a saree; it’s a conversation between the past and present."

"As someone who grew up surrounded by Banarasi weaves, I’ve rarely seen the kind of reverence Kataan brings to the craft. Their attention to detail, from the forgotten motifs to the stories behind each weave, made me feel deeply connected to my roots. It’s more than clothing — it’s identity."

"I collect handloom pieces from across India, but Kataan felt different. There’s an honesty in their work — the kind that respects the weaver as much as the weave. Every piece feels like it belongs in a museum and yet fits so effortlessly into my wardrobe. That balance is rare.""

"Kataan reminded me why I fell in love with Indian textiles in the first place. Their dupatta — light as air, yet rich in detail — made me pause and admire the kind of patience and beauty that can’t be rushed. It's not just fashion. It's art you wear."