Three Rivers Silk Traders

Buddhist monks from Thailand on the Ganges River in Varanasi, India. I was taking a picture of the monks in the boat, and if you look carefully one of the monks was taking a picture of Wendy and I in our boat.

"The sari, it is said, was born on the loom of a fanciful weaver. He dreamt of Woman. The shimmer of her tears. The drape of her tumbling hair. The colors of her many moods. The softness of her touch. All these he wove together."

So excited to promote our new silk saris at the Denver Indian Wedding and Cultural Festival on Saturday, July 19 at the City and County Building. 5-10 pm. Stop by and see us!

Namaste friends! Look for our booth at the Denver Indian Cultural and Wedding Festival on 19 July.

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From a place in India where three rivers meet, we offer gorgeous hand-woven silks.

India: Where beauty and color converge, this unmistakable quality is available nowhere else.

Here are a few more detail pictures of our 100% silk scarves. These photos were taken with the scarves unfolded so you can see more of the design details and colors. With Varanasi silk brocade, these designs are actually woven into the silk fabric.

Handwoven silk brocade decorative items: wallhangings, tablecloths, throws.

These scarves are handwoven 100% silk brocade fabric. They are 68' x 20". The colors are absolutely breathtaking.

Here are all the colors of pashminas we currently have available. They are 50% Silk/50% Cashmere. 76" x 21".

Welcome to Three Rivers! We are just getting started with this page and will have more photos coming soon.