The process begins with the selection of the finest Mulberry silk fibers, which are hand-selected by skilled artisans. The silk fibers are then extracted from cocoons, reeled using a "charkha," and twisted to form strong yarn suitable for weaving.

Talented designers create intricate patterns inspired by nature, Mughal art, and historical motifs, which are then transferred onto paper as blueprints. The loom is prepared by arranging and aligning warp threads, ensuring their exact positioning and tightness for the saree's strength and stability.

Skilled weavers interlace weft and warp threads on a handloom, following the intricate patterns. The Jacquard mechanism may be used for complex designs. Zari threads, made from gold or silver, are woven into the fabric. The saree undergoes quality checks, and any imperfections are rectified. Additional embellishments like sequins, beads, or embroidery may be added to enhance its beauty.