Bandhani Sarees: The representation of Indian Culture
Indian dresses are the quintessence of Indian culture and tradition. They are the representation of grandiose Indian heritage. The painstaking and intricate designs either on an Indian saree or an Indian lehenga portrayed the grace and beauty of Indian traditional art. No wonder because of these reasons, Indian attire has marked its great presence all across the world. Contemporary Indian fashion is a concoction of East and West. Influenced..Readmore
Tips To Choose The Best Silk Saree
Indian silk sarees never fade away. The enigmatic appeal of these sarees lends an overall universal charm, which is fashionable and contemporary. Considered as one of the classic Indian sarees of all time, silk drapes are the best fit for any occasion. Considering that, silk sarees are of varied qualities, you can safely choose the best design and quality of sarees to match every occasion. However, the diversities and variations in silk..readmore
The Lineage of Paithani Sarees: Untold Tales Of The Maharashtrian Drape
India shares a unique bond with handloom, spanning over centuries, with priceless weaves conserved and passed on from mothers to their daughters as an invaluable handloom. Paithani leads the roster. Decoding the most favoured drape of Maharashtrian brides, in all its glory and nature-inspired motifs, Paithani is a legacy for Indians. Its cultural connotation rests in the kaleidoscopic colours of each masterpiece. The History of Paithani..readmore
Know it all about Banarasi Sarees
Silk ensembles or handiwork on silk fabric have been traced back to the Vedic times. Mention of Hiranya, which means ‘cloth made from gold’, was found in the Rig Vedas while describing the attire of the Gods. And a section of scholars believes that the description of Hiranya, is similar to what Banarasi Sarees/outfits look like, and the Pali texts and Jataka tales mention the clothing trade on the banks of Ganga in Kashi, or the..readmore
Banarasi Silk Sarees Are The Cool New & Classic Bridal Trend
Every single bride that I either see in person or in pictures is unique in her own way and also quite similar to one another. Confused? Well, let me explain….the most apparent similarity among Indian brides is that 80 percent of them opt for a silk, net or velvet lehenga for their wedding. I totally understand the fascination, being voluminous and as they look royal, they contribute to a rich bridal look. But don’t you believe..readmore