Every sari
lives three times.

I

The loom

Woven in India.

II

The wearer

Worn for a lifetime.

III

The cut

Cut once, for you.

  1. IThe loom
  2. IIThe wearer
  3. IIIThe cut

IV

Touch the silk.

Reyam El Molla in a patchwork kimono in front of a rack of saris
Reyam at a winter market stall in Cairo
Reyam at a desert pop-up tent, with a white dog

V

Reyam has hunted saris since 2018.

From summer bazaars to the salt lakes of Siwa.

Every sari found by hand. None from a shop.

This year the silk ran out. Help bring it back.

VI

Nothing made twice.

VII

Ten saris.
Twenty pieces.

0/20

halves claimed

EGP 3,600 holds your half. Fully refunded if we don’t reach twenty by 1 December 2026.

Choose your half.

VIII

Every piece comes with its Silk Passport.

Silk Passport
Piece
07 / 20
Sari
05 Banaras
Life I
Woven, India
Life II
Worn, for decades
Life III
Cut by hand, Cairo, 2027
Keeper
You