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Black Embroidery Handloom Saree

Handembroidered handloom sarees

sarees that tell a story

Our beautiful handloom sarees bring together crafts from different parts of the country. Soft handloom cottons from Bengal embellished with banjara embroidery from Telangana. Double ikat sarees from Pochampally with delicate embroidery

Handmade bags

quilted duffle bag

Check out this wonderful duffle bag made in kalamkari cotton. Kalamkari is a soft handmade fabric block printed with natural dyes. Use this wonderful lightweight bag for a weekend getaway.

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Block Printing process

Traditional Indian textiles

#1 Kalamkari cotton

Kalamkari is a beautiful Indian textile from the coastal city of Machalipatnam in Andhra Pradesh. This fabric is made by hand block printing cotton cloth with dyes made from naturally sourced vegetable materials. The muted colours and traditional floral prints make a beautiful aesthetic.

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Traditional Ikat Cloth making Process

Traditional Indian Textiles

#2 Ikkat cotton

Ikat is a tie and dye fabric from the villages around Pochampally in Telanganga. The yarn is resist dyed to make up the patterns before put on the looms. The tricky dyeing process is usually done by women, while you would see men sitting on the looms to weave the fabric

Ikat collection
Mangalgiri cotton fabrics

Traditional Indian Textiles

#3 Mangalgiri Cotton

Hand woven on pit looms in the areas around Mangalgiri town in Guntur District of Andhra Pradesh, Mangalgiri cotton is one of India's premier cotton fabrics. It is a tightly woven fabric with a soft feel. It is often woven with two different colours of yarn in the warp and weft giving the fabric a unique double shaded look.

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Traditional Craft lac bangles made in bylanes of Charminar