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Carrying Art Craft Culture Legacy Since 12 AD
PatolaWe Weave the Tradition
Patola by Nirmal Salvi celebrates the legacy of authentic Patan Patola, the king of textiles renowned for its extraordinary craftsmanship and cultural heritage. Crafted with precision and passion, our handwoven creations are a tribute to centuries-old weaving traditions originating from Patan, Gujarat — where every piece reflects artistry, history, and timeless elegance.
At Patola by Nirmal Salvi, we merge authentic heritage with contemporary style. We take pride in offering genuine handloom Patola sarees, fusion wear, lehengas, and accessories that uphold the artistry of traditional weaves, designed for the modern wardrobe.
Our commitment lies in preserving this rare craft, empowering weavers, and bringing the magnificence of Patan Patola to discerning customers across India and worldwide.
‘‘પડી પટોળે ભાત, ફાટે પણ ફિટે નહિ’’
Do You Know?What is Patola
Patola sarees, known for their intricate double ikat weaving, are a remarkable blend of skill, patience, and design — often taking months to complete. Each saree is perfect for festive occasions, weddings, and moments that deserve to be cherished forever.
PATOLA is one kind of silk cloth. The word PATOLA comes from ‘patt’ (silk cloth). From AD 700 ‘patt’ is used to describe silk cloth.
Mr. K. K. Shashtri, one of the greatest pandits of Gujarat, gives his opinion that PATOLA is deformed from Sanskrit word ‘pattkalam’. Cloth imported from china in BD 4th is known as ‘chinpatt’ and ‘chinankush’.
Mahakavi kalidas used ‘patrorna’ and ‘chinankush’ words in his lyrics Malvikagnimitra and Shakuntal respectively. In Tamil and Malayalam language the word ‘patt’ is used for silk cloth. Upon a time ‘chinapatt’ is very popular in PATAN.
Salvi cast’s Patola were mention in 2000 years old Jain’s religious book ‘Kalpsutra’. Also it was described in Premanand’s ‘Kuvarbai’s Mameru’ in 17th century.
That’s, this Patola of Patan’s handicraft is 2000 years old.
Our LegacyA 1000+ Year Journey
Patola heritage traces back over a millennium, preserving sacred weaving traditions, spiritual devotion, and unmatched craftsmanship that continue to define Patan Patola as India’s most revered textile art.
In the 12th century, 700 Salvi families migrated from Mungi Pattan near Jalna to Patan under King Kumarpal’s...
King Kumarpal, devoted to Lord Parswanath, wore a new Patola daily for prayers. To preserve sanctity...
Patan Patola became known as the King of Textiles, symbolising luxury, spiritual power, divine grace,...
Patola is created using the rare double ikat method, where both warp and weft threads are resist-dyed...
From graph designing and thread alignment to tie-dye and weaving, every Patola is completely handmade...
Because dyeing occurs before weaving, Patola fabric appears identical on both sides. The saree has double-sided...
Two artisans weave simultaneously on a traditional single-shaft loom, producing barely ten inches daily....
Traditional Patolas use natural extracts like madder, indigo, manjistha, marigold, lac, and pomegranate...
Today, only three Salvi families hold the GI certification for authentic Patan Patola, preserving this...