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Khandua Sarees are also known as Maniabandi or Kataki

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The word ‘Khandua’ in the Odia language, means the garment that is worn on the lower half of the body. Khandua, is also known as...
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Kanchi cotton saree: Kancheepuram’s Hidden Gem

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The Kanchi cotton saree is one of the highlights of the city of Kancheepuram in Tamil Nadu. Kancheepuram is known as the textile unit...
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Kanchipuram/ Kanjeevaram Silk Sarees from Tamil Nadu

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A Saree is one of the oldest surviving and flawless garments, that has now become a fashion statement, but more importantly, a significant symbol...
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Banarasi Jangla Sarees: Another Magnificence of Varanasi

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Banarasi sarees, with their roots deeply embedded in the ancient city of Varanasi (Banaras), stand as a testament to India's rich textile heritage. Revered...
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Guntur Sarees: Andhra’s Unique Traditional Weaving Art

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Originating from Guntur, the third-largest city in the state of Andhra Pradesh, which is famous for the production of chillies is the immensely appealing...
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Dabu Sarees: The Traditional Rajasthani Art

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The word Dabu is derived from the word ‘Dabaana’ which means to press. It is a technique or craft of creating patterns on indigo...
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Bomkai Saree: The Heritage of Odisha

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The Bomkai sarees, which is also known as Sonepuri saree is one of a kind handloom saree that originated in the village of Bomkai...
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Bhagalpuri Sarees: The Pride of Bihar

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On the banks of the river Ganga, in the state of Bihar, is a small town called Bhagalpur, that is also known as the...
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Batik Sarees: The Javanese Technique of Wax-Resist Dyeing

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The term ‘Batik’, is derived from an ancient Indonesian word ‘Ambatik’, which means a design of writing with wax or drawing broken lines on...
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Bandhej Sarees: The Age Old Indian Tie-Dye Technique

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Adapted from Hindi and Sanskrit, the word “Bandhej” means “bondage” or “tying”. It refers to the tie and dye method used to make beautiful, fine...
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