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• It refers to the type and quality of fabric chosen for embroidery purposes. The right selection of embroidery fabric can greatly impact the final outcome of the design. With a wide range of options available, including different types of fabrics, thread counts, and synthetic blends.

• Banarasi brocade is a traditional Indian fabric made using cotton or silk thread. It is often woven in a plain weave and has beautiful patterns created by the interplay of threads of different colors. It is a traditional Indian fabric with a rich history and has been used for centuries in the country's oldest cities.

• These fabrics absorb dye really well, making them great for dyeing. You can also find synthetic dyeable fabrics made from materials like polyester and nylon. To get good results with synthetics, you need special dyes and methods. There are also fabric blends that combine natural and synthetic fibers for breathability and durability.

• Chanderi is a traditional ethnic fabric characterized by its lightweight, sheer texture and fine luxurious feel. Chanderi fabric is produced by weaving in silk and golden Zari in the traditional cotton yarn that results in the creation of the shimmering texture.

• Embroidery fabric is an essential component of any embroidery project. It refers to the type and quality of fabric chosen for embroidery purposes. The right selection of embroidery fabric can greatly impact the final outcome of the design.

• For Christmas, you should get a Christmas wreath. These are wreaths that are traditionally used to decorate homes during the Christmas season. They are usually made of natural materials such as pine or holly, berries, pinecones, and other festive decorations. 6. Garlands

• Our Kalamkari cotton fabric is soft, lightweight, and perfect for making summer dresses, tops, and skirts. These fabrics are breathable and comfortable, making them ideal for hot and humid climates. The intricate block-printed designs on these fabrics are sure to make a statement and add a touch of traditional Indian charm to your wardrobe.

• Kasavu sarees are typically white or cream plain cotton materials with intricate golden borders. The material which is used in the manufacturing of the golden border is called kasavu. In simpler terms, kasavu refers to the golden zari used in the border of the Kerala saree.

• Cotton dress material refers to fabric that is made exclusively from cotton fibers, without any synthetic fibers .It is characterized by its natural composition of cotton, known for its softness, breathability, and absorbency.

• Cotton fabric prints hold a special place in textiles for their versatility, comfort, and visual appeal. They serve as canvases for artistic expression, enabling designers and enthusiasts to bring their visions to life.

• Traditional Dresses of Kera... The traditional wear of the state is called 'Mundu' which is worn on the lower portion of the body, from the waist to the foot. It is white and is worn by both men and women. It resembles a long skirt or a dhoti. The upper garment varies with gender and age.

• Cotton slub fabric is made from uneven yarns. Instead of being smooth and constant, slub yarns contain lumps or "slubs" along their length. This irregularity lends the fabric its distinctive bumpy texture and visual charm. Traditionally, these slubs were regarded as yarn flaws.

• Kota Tissue is a type of fabric originating from Kota, in the northern region of Rajasthan. The luster and elegance of this fabric makes it a great choice for a saree or an accessory like scarf.

• Slub fabric is a textile created by intentionally using thicker, uneven yarns during the weaving process. These slubs give the fabric a natural look and add a distinct look to materials like cotton, linen, and silk. It is popularly used in casual garments like t-shirts, dresses, and home decor.

• Slub fabric is a textile created by intentionally using thicker, uneven yarns during the weaving process. These slubs give the fabric a natural look and add a distinct look to materials like cotton, linen, and silk. It is popularly used in casual garments like t-shirts, dresses, and home decor.

FABRIC : COTTONPATTERN : WEAVING WIDTH : 44 INCH DISPATCH : 2-3 DAYS

• The Ajrakh print, a traditional Indian block printing technique, is a vibrant explosion of colours on fabric, originating from the Arabic word for blue, "azrak." This process involves carving blocks and using dye to create intricate patterns reflecting the region's culture and stories.