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Textiles

By Chanchal Kale Every thread that makes up a fabric we use to adorn ourselves carry a rich history. The clothes we wear today are...

By Riya Pradhan The most celebrated and traditionally fashionable fabric of Maharashtra, is the Paithani Sari. It holds the title of the Mahavastra of Maharashtra...

The Craftsmanship of Dhaka Muslin The delicacy of muslin cloth; Dhaka muslin came in thread counts up to 1,200, but the highest achieved in recent...

By Vaibhavi Danwar The Indian summer as hot, long, and relentless was not only a season under British colonial rule, but it also became a...

Cocooned in Tradition

Nestled in the verdant landscapes of Assam, India, lies an ancient tradition– the art of Eri silk production. Eri silk, also known as ‘Ahimsa silk’...

Introduction Indian embroidery and Indian culture are renowned for their distinctiveness and creativity. Embroidery is a creative means of self-expression and a tool to enhance...

Patwas

  [source: news click; how handloom weavers produce clothes]   Who are Patwas? Traditionaly those who who work with pats which means thread Patwatoli, located...

Kota Doria Fabric

The traditional Kota Doria, a masterpiece of Indian textile industry, showcases the intricate art of weaving cotton in a unique check pattern with an open...

Kunbi Weave in Goa

Food, shelter and clothing are said to be the three necessities of a man. As food nourishes the body and shelter provides a safe place...

Dadi’s and nani’s favourite task is to sew dresses and skirts for their grandkids. A frill here and a bow there, they create masterpieces with...

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