In this blog, we will explore the fascinating world of Tussar sarees, delving into the intricate details of where and how they are produced. How this golden-hued fabric is used by artisans to display their age-old art and how fashion designers are giving this traditional weave a modern twist. For Indian women around the world, […]
Swarnachari is the most resplendent version of Baluchari sarees out there. The craft dates back 200 years to the time of the Nawab of Bengal, Murshidkuli Khan.
Bagru printing is a traditional Indian craft that traces its roots to the small village of Bagru in Rajasthan. The allure of Bagru textiles surged during the 16th and 17th centuries, marked by their substantial exportation to Europe by the East India Company.
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