Golden and black border on a striking maroon shade, this Tanchoi silk saree from Banaras is one of those clothing pieces whose story is as interesting as its designs.
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Pure Handspun Charkha Cotton Kurta Pajama
This set of kurta and pajama, tailored out of pure hand-spun and hand-woven lengths popularly known as khadi, is now Indian people’s most loved wear popular alike among multi-national corporate and renowned celebrities to a village poor and a tribal in a remote jungle hutment. The genuineness of the product is certified by Indian Khadi and Village Industry Board. Though not officially proclaimed or a rank attributed under an Act of any constitutional body kurta pajama is now India’s national costume.
Candlelight-Peach Lukhnavi Chikan Sari with Floral Hand-Embroidery
Superior-quality georgette that lends itself to a fluid fall. The color a pink so pale, it is transparent across the endpiece. Embroidery that adds weight and beauty to the saree.
Pure Woolen Poncho from Kashmir with Ari Hand-Embroidered Paisleys All-Over
A poncho is an outer garment traditionally used to keep the body warm and safe from rain and wind, but now it is popularly designed as a fashion statement. Earlier it was worn majorly as a South American culture garment, but now its style is recognized and followed worldwide.
Bandhani Lehenga Choli Pure Cotton from Jaipur with Thread Embroidered Flowers and Mirrors
Lehengas are one of the ever-trending trousseaus that can enlighten the wearer’s fashion taste for Indian textiles and love for ethnic wear. Woven here on a pure cotton fabric making it a perfect wear for summers and decorated with the stylish and most demanding bandhani embroidery style.
Black Wedding Art Silk Sherwani with Bead Work and Thread Embroidery
Black is the most evergreen color in the entire color palette, that goes well in all kinds of attires and functions; it has the inbuilt characteristic of highlighting a person’s inner beauty and features gracefully. When we look at the delicacy on this page, we automatically connect this garment as appropriate to be worn by the groom’s brother or the bride’s brother, for any heavy function, like a wedding or engagement.
Pure Pashmina Handloom Kani Shawl from Kashmir with Woven Paisleys and Motifs
While shawls of this variety are known for their gravity and their strictly traditional look, this is one pashmina shawl that has a more contemporary look. In terms of colour and motif, it features a bunch of paisleys embroidered within equi-sized quadrilaterals across the field of the shawl in teal, peach, red, and ochre. The foundation is a solid pristine colour that serves to bring out the colours in the foreground in all their vividness and contrast.
Peacock Handloom Banarasi Silk Sari with Brocaded Hand-woven Kadhwa
A Banarasi handloom is one of the age old forms of embroidery, originated from Banaras and still finds its suited position in the contemporary fashion trend. The soft and smooth texture of this bright Indian wear allows it to have an easy and settled flow to the pleats when draped, hence ascending the personality of the women wearing it.
Pure Silk Zari Embroidered Designer Salwar Kameez Suit with Embellished Pearls and Crystals
The salwar-kameez suit was brought to India by the women of the West Asian invaders. Comprising of a particular style of trousers, a long embroidered shirt, and a dupatta, this ensemble is the very picture of modern-day elegance. While the saree is still popular with older, married, and upper-caste women, especially the more inland one goes into the subcontinent, young carefree women have embraced the three-piece suit to forge a style that is uniquely Indian.
Kantha Hand-Embroidered Tusssar Silk Sari from Kolkata with Bootis
Handpicked from the looms of Bengal, this simple yet fashionable Kantha saree is a timeless classic. Woven from the wild silk endemic to the region, namely tussar, the deep ivory creme color is highly characteristic of the same. It is interesting to note that tussar is extracted from abandoned cocoons and then spun into short yarns, which results in a piece of thick, rustic fabric with a matte finish. The one that you see on this page is an elegant tussar number.
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