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Khandua Sarees are also known as Maniabandi or Kataki
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...
Kanchi cotton saree: Kancheepuram’s Hidden Gem
The Kanchi cotton saree is one of the highlights of the city of Kancheepuram in Tamil Nadu. Kancheepuram is known as the textile unit...
Kanchipuram/ Kanjeevaram Silk Sarees from Tamil Nadu
A Saree is one of the oldest surviving and flawless garments, that has now become a fashion statement, but more importantly, a significant symbol...
Banarasi Jangla Sarees: Another Magnificence of Varanasi
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...
Guntur Sarees: Andhra’s Unique Traditional Weaving Art
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...
Dabu Sarees: The Traditional Rajasthani Art
The word Dabu is derived from the word ‘Dabaana’ which means to press. It is a technique or craft of creating patterns on indigo...
Bomkai Saree: The Heritage of Odisha
The Bomkai sarees, which is also known as Sonepuri saree is one of a kind handloom saree that originated in the village of Bomkai...
Bhagalpuri Sarees: The Pride of Bihar
On the banks of the river Ganga, in the state of Bihar, is a small town called Bhagalpur, that is also known as the...
Batik Sarees: The Javanese Technique of Wax-Resist Dyeing
The term ‘Batik’, is derived from an ancient Indonesian word ‘Ambatik’, which means a design of writing with wax or drawing broken lines on...
Bandhej Sarees: The Age Old Indian Tie-Dye Technique
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...