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Drapetheory

Gharchola Sarees: The wedding staple attire

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Gharchola Sarees are originated from the Khambat (Cambay) region of Gujarat and have been used for years as the traditional wedding attire by the...
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Garad Sarees: The charm of the Bengal

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Garad sarees are one of the many special weaves of Bengal, woven in the Murshidabad district. They are popularly known as the Lal-Par saree...
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Gadwal Sarees: An asset to the Telengana State

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Gadwal sarees are a beautiful and ornate part of the rich Indian textile heritage originating in Gadwal of Jogulamba Gadwal district in the Indian state...
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Dharmavaram Sarees, from Rayalseema of Andhra Pradesh

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Dharmavaram sarees are the exclusive patronage of the town of Dharmavaram, 395 km south of Hyderabad, a small town of rich handloom cluster, situated...
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Jamdani Sarees: Unique Sarees from the Land of Bengal

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A fine muslin textile produced for centuries in South Rupshi of Narayanganj district in Bangladesh on the bank of the Shitalakhwa river, Jamdani Sarees are an exotic...
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Eri Silk: The Pride of the State of Assam

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Eri Silk, also known as Endi or Errandi in many parts of India, is derived from the word Era, which means castor in Assamese. The...
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Banarasi Sarees: India’s Favorite Bridal Saree

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The ancient city of Benaras (present-day Varanasi) is the production hub of Banarasi sarees. A saree is the national dress and an integral part...
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Baluchari Sarees: The Pride of Bengal

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The Beginning and The Fall of the Baluchari Sarees About 200 years ago, the weaving of the Baluchari sarees began in a small village called...
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Ashavali Sarees: The unique weaving technique from Gujarat

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What are Ashavali Sarees? Ashavali Sarees got its name from the ancient town of Ashaval, was named after the 11th-century ruler Asha Bhil many years...
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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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