Recycled Sari Silk Yarn
Recycled Sari Silk Yarn is hand-spun in India from recycled silk textile remnants generated during sari and silk production, giving each hank distinctive color, texture and character. Also known as recycled silk yarn or sari silk yarn, it is available in solid and multicolor options for knitting, crochet, weaving and mixed-media fiber art.
This is our main collection for Regular recycled sari silk yarn colors, alongside selected Carded, braided and other textured yarns. Mixed-material sampler bundles are also included; check their contents when comparing them with a single yarn style. Natural variation between hand-spun hanks is expected.
Recycled Sari Silk Yarn for Knitting, Crochet & Weaving
- Hand-spun from recycled sari silk textile remnants in India
- Solid, multicolor and specialty yarn options
- Suitable for knitting, crochet, weaving, accessories and textile art
- Natural variation in color, twist and texture
- Choose the available pack size that best suits your project
Popular Recycled Sari Silk Yarn
Explore popular Regular colors and a specialty Tutti Frutti option: 10 Colors Assorted, Magic Blue, Corn Leaf, Tutti Frutti 3PLY, Turmeric, Navy Blue, Multicolor and Orange. Natural variation in recycled, hand-spun yarn gives each batch its own color and texture.
Regular Yarn, Specialty Styles or Prime?
Our Regular sari silk yarn is bulky and approximately 50 metres per 100g. Carded, braided and Tutti Frutti styles have their own lengths and construction; the Regular measurement does not apply to every product or sampler here. Check the chosen listing for yardage, pack contents and tool guidance, and swatch for your intended fabric.
For the separate range with extra yardage per weight, explore Recycled Sari Silk Yarn Prime. Yarn is a spun strand; for flat fabric strips, choose sari silk ribbon, or wide sari ribbon rolls for broader fabric formats.
Choose Sari Silk Yarn for Your Project
Explore colors and textures for scarves, bags, accessories, weaving, crochet and mixed-media fiber art. If you need a different color combination, contact us about custom options.
Learn more about the material in our guide to sari silk yarn, see how recycled sari silk yarn is made in India, or read our crochet guide.