Silk is a natural protein fiber, some forms of which can be woven into textiles. The protein fiber of silk is composed mainly of fibroin and is produced by certain insect larvae to form cocoons.
Introduction Organza, the wonder fabric of western fashion throughout the medieval ages and early modern period, can also create magic in sarees. Although not as popular as in western fashion, it’s gradually getting into the Indian fashion world now. Description …
Introduction Kanchipuram is a region located in Tamilnadu, India. So the silk which is woven here is called Kanchipuram silk. It is also known as Conjeevaram/ Kanjeevaram/ Kanjiwaram/ Kanjivaram. The saree is draped as a bridal and special occasion by …
Traditional weaving, with its sheer variety and regional uniqueness, is an important facet of the great Indian culture that embodies the Idea of ‘unity in diversity’. Interestingly, the great Indian weaving traditions originated and evolved in small towns and villages, …
Opara/Opada/Uppada: India is dotted with numerous traditional weaving centres. One such centre is the small beach town Uppada in the East Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh known for its famous Opara (also known as Opada / Uppada) silk sarees. Opara …
Chanderi silk is one of the finest traditional weave from Madhya pradesh. It draws its name from the small town named Chander in Madhya pradesh. It is known for gold and silver brocade or zari, sheer texture and fine laxurious …
Swarnochuri Silk Sharee is quite resembles to original Baluchori sharee rather we can say Swarnochuri has been made through this one as because both are similar in weaving ,design and conception. It is famous because of its gold thread incorporated …
