Teej Sarees

Teej is one of the most cherished festivals for Nepali women — a time of fasting, prayer, singing, and dancing in honour of Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva. Tradition calls for red: women across Nepal dress in vibrant red sarees, bangles, and tika for Haritalika Teej, celebrated this year on September 14, 2026 (with Dar Khane on September 13 and Rishi Panchami on September 16). Our Teej Saree collection brings together sarees suited to the occasion — rich reds and festive silks and georgettes, chosen for how they drape and move through a full day of celebration, dancing, and puja. Whether you're observing the fast with family in Kathmandu or sending a saree home to a mother or sister abroad, this is where to start. A few notes for Teej shopping: pair a red silk saree with gold or antique jewellery for the traditional look, and choose a lighter georgette if you'll be dancing through the evening programs. Free delivery is available on orders above NPR 2,000, with Cash on Delivery across Nepal. To receive your saree in time for Teej, we recommend ordering by September 7 — please check with us on WhatsApp for delivery timing to your area as the festival approaches, as demand and delivery windows get tighter closer to the date.

Choosing the Right Saree for Teej

Teej is a full day of movement — walking to the temple, standing through puja, dancing in the evening programs. The right saree balances tradition with comfort. A structured silk holds its pleats well for the temple visit and photos, while a lighter georgette breathes easier if you're dancing for hours.

Silk vs Georgette: Which Fabric for Teej?

Silk is the traditional choice — it has weight and sheen, drapes with structure, and photographs beautifully for family gatherings and temple visits. Georgette is lighter and more forgiving through a long day of dancing and standing, with a softer, flowing movement. Both are represented in this collection — pick based on how your Teej day is shaped, not just tradition alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Teej in 2026?

Haritalika Teej falls on Monday, September 14, 2026, with Dar Khane on September 13 and Rishi Panchami on September 16.

Why is red worn for Teej?

Red is associated with marital devotion and is worn in honour of Goddess Parvati's fast for Lord Shiva — it remains the most traditional colour choice for the festival, though many now also wear other festive colours.

How much is delivery, and is Cash on Delivery available?

Delivery is NPR 120, free on orders above NPR 2,000, with Cash on Delivery available across Nepal.