Tant Saree is a traditional style of Bengal saree popularly worn by women in West Bengal, India. Woven in cotton…
Textiles
The comfort of cotton, the ceremonial feel of silk merged with the artful appeal of georgette, chiffon, linen, art silk, the list goes on. Quality, variety and workmanship have made India’s stature impressive in the global textile hemisphere. Historically, India features on the Silk Route, where merchants from all over the world have vied with one another to trade in India’s finest textiles. From Bengal’s Taant to Kashmir’s Pashmina, Mysore’s silk to Andhra’s Venkatgiri, the magic of textiles continues to hold sway over ramps, streets, closets and hearts. It’s time you unraveled the threads that make Indian textiles so special.
Art silk is short for artificial silk. It is manufactured by a synthetic fiber like Rayon that very much resembles…
Linen is a fabric used widely in the fashion industry and is made of fibers that are procured from the…
Art Satin, or Artificial Satin, is the name given to a specific type of Satin fabric that is made…
There is a distinct style attached to the Narayanpet sarees, the sarees have a checked surface design with embroidery…
Did you know khadi is also known as Khaddar? Read everything about this hand-spun fabric.
Garad (also known as Garod) silk is one of the popular styles of saree that has its origin in West…
One of the rarest Silks in the world is the Muga silk from Assam. It is produced only in Assam…
Wispy, soft tissue like fabrics with gorgeous designs, Brasso is unique in every sense of the word. Also popularly known…