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It is not a surprise that our ancestors chose the months of December-January to stage the cultural colours of the region, as it is followed by the wedding season. Walk with your head held high with...

As the music season dissolves into less frequent concerts and repertoires leading up to Shivarathri cultural programmes, what comes in between Margazhi and the Shivarathri spell is an interesting t...

Soft silks are the all-time favorite for today’s generation of youngsters who want to wear silk sarees which are easy to drape and carry. They are soft and lightweight yet grand in appearance and t...

Banarasi Silk Sarees Banaras originally is another name for the holy city of Varanasi. Benaras or Banaras is a common reference and the set of sarees that were woven originally in Varanasi came to ...

As tender as the name and as strong as the flax plant from which it is made, comes the classic ‘Linen’ fibre that is used to make a wide range of garments from sarees, shirts, crop tops, kurtas and...

Gadwal- The legacy Gadwal sarees, like the name suggests, is a timeless gift tracing its roots to the hamlet of Gadwal in Telengana. Known for its intricate zari work and weightless weave, this cen...

Indian dresses and the silk thread are made for each other. It is one of the major sources of fibre for casual and celebratory clothing and attire. Indian women love to drape themselves in silk sar...

Kanchipuram Silk Considered the mother of silk, Kanchipuram silk has a sacred sentiment attached to it, since it is believed to have been first woven by the Sage Markandeya for the Gods themselves....

Understanding the Traditional and Scientific Significance of Margazhi: You know it’s the inception of Margazhi season when the winds get cold and divine music reaches your ears along with sounds of...