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sanskruit-fabric-store · 2 years

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Handloom Batic Suit Set

This Suit set Consist of Handloom Wax Batic Print Handwork Top(folded), Cotton Batic Print Bottom(folded) & Shaded Batic Print Handloom Dupatta (Opened)

Color: Purple & Brown, Maroon & Pink

Top, Bottom & Dupatta - 2.5mts each

Website: https://sanskrutibysanjaydesai.com/product/maroon-pink-handloom-batic-suit-set/

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nakshthelabel · 2 years

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Mehfuz 005-handwoven Cotton Saree

Online Fabric Store Kolkata Printed Saree and Blouse material of Dresses for women. Shop Designer Saree for ladies, created over best Handwoven Cotton,

Fabric Handwoven Cotton Man dhoti-kurta And Kids MulMul Cotton Saree. You can shop now on Nakshthelabel.

This design talks about bygone era. An era when vines were inspiration behind motifs; grape vines were most favourite of them. Old cities in India is full of them, be it North Calcutta verandah or South Bombay pillars. This design is inspired from those beauty.

Disclaimer: The pictures are clicked in daylight. Color may vary slightly from the image due to the screen brightness

Length: 5.5 meters ; Width: 47 inches

Blouse Piece: No

Wash Care : Dry Wash Only

Fabric: Handwoven Cotton

Method: Hand Block Printed

Order Processing Time: 2-7 days

Buy Now : Mehfuz 005-handwoven Cotton Saree.

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gerooblog · 2 months

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Women's Designer Ethnic Wear Online Store – Geroo Jaipur

Explore Geroo Jaipur, your premier destination for exquisite women's designer ethnic wear online. Discover timeless elegance and traditional charm in every piece.

#kurta sets #handloom sarees

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ethnic-threads · 6 months

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Visit Ethnic Threads to view their selection of women's sarees.

Visit Ethnic Threads right away to browse their beautiful selection of women's sarees. Discover a variety of classic and modern sarees that perfectly encapsulate elegance and beauty across time. We have the ideal saree for you!

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parampareapparels · 1 year

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Paramapre Apparels Handloom, khadi &cotton sarees, kurtas, etc, apparels for ladies & for gents. For More Information Contact:8310137815 Email-ID:[email protected]

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brandkessa · 1 year

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SKU: WS925 The winter season beauties we have Acrylic wool kurta with Ikkata pant set. The organized geometric design with solid color kurta is epitome of elegance. This straight Kurta comes with collar neckline highlighted with embroidery work front Wooden buttons and 3/4th sleeves. The pant is based on the ikkat fabric and comes with details of round cut at the bottom end.

#Kurta #kurtapantset #Handloom #elegant #taditional art

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meenabazarmbz · 1 year

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Buy Cotton Kurti - Printed Handloom Anarkali Kurta, Printed Cotton Kurta, Digital Printed Crepe Kurti ₹ 2,950, Printed Crepe Saree ₹ 3,750, Floral Printed Crepe Kurta ₹ 3,750, Bandhani Printed Crepe Kurta ₹ 3,750.

#kurti #Cotton kurti #Anarkali Kurta #Handloom Anarkali Kurta

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osrviewss · 1 year

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Avon Khadi Center Hyderabad!

Kala Silk Expo at AS Rao Nagar!

The Best Handloom Expo in Hyderabad 2022!

#avon khadi center #khadi center #hyderabad #OSRVIEWSS #traditional and formal wear #casual wear #kala silk expo #exhibition in hyderabad #best handloom expo in hyderabad #avon khadi #best kurta #khadi kurta #pure khadi in india #pure khadi in hyderabad

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shubhyaaaaa-blog · 2 years

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Leaving the little Sparkle wherever i go. #traditional #wedding #traditionalwear #ethnicwear #indianwear #traditional #fashion #onlineshopping #ethnic #indianfashion #indianwedding #trending #instafashion #kurta #partywear #style #wedding #instagood #indianoutfit #handloom #instagram #ootd #india #traditionallook #festivewear #fashionblogger (at Pune City) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeH8h_JIi9F/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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slicedblackolives · 4 months

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'and yet a trace of the true self remains in the false self' for white hare krishna hippies coming to India in the 70s and adopting traditional indian outfits leading to the creation of a subversive 'bohemian' aesthetic that is appropriated by mainstream fashion in the 80s which is then revived in the 2020s by various brands to cash in on the cottagecore wave which all results in zara having vaguely kurta-esque crop-tops designed in europe being sold in delhi showrooms next to a traditional handloom store selling sarees, and kurtas, and suits.

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poisonsome · 8 months

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Varanga Women Navy Blue & Grey Ethnic Motifs Embroidered Handloom Kurta with Palazzos

£34.81

Absolutely Desi

#brunette #blue kurta #high heels #smile #classy #worldie #traditional #fashion #desi fashion #poisonsome

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forgottenbharat · 11 months

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Unveiling the Splendor of Ancient Indian Clothing and Style

India's rich history is adorned with a tapestry of clothing and fashion that has evolved over the centuries. From the Vedic times to the Indus Valley civilization, the clothing of ancient India tells a captivating story of tradition, culture, and artistry. In this blog post, we dive into the remarkable world of ancient Indian clothing, exploring the styles, fabrics, and colors that adorned both men and women. Let's embark on a journey back in time to discover the fascinating attire that shaped the fashion landscape of ancient India.

Clothing and Style for Men:

Dhoti: A cloth wrapped around the waist and knotted at the back.

Antariya: A white cotton or muslin cloth tied to the waist, accompanied by a sash called Kayabandh and a scarf called Uttariya.

Turban: A cloth wrapped around the head, often symbolizing social status and identity.

Phetas: Special turbans worn for religious purposes.

There are numerous types of phetas which are being used in different places across India for different purposes.

Peplon or chiton: Layered clothing made of linen and wool, adjusted according to weather conditions.

Man-buns and short or shaved beards were popular styles

Clothing and Style for Women:

- Sari: A long piece of cloth draped around the body and over the head, showcasing elegance and grace

Knee-length skirts paired with intricate jewelry like bangles, earrings, and beaded necklaces.

- Elaborate jewelry made of stones, animal claws, feathers, and shells.

- Handloom textiles woven by skilled artisans.

- Gold ornaments, particularly worn by upper castes.

Sirradai: A short lower garment made of handspun cotton and silk.

Traditional Colors Used in Ancient Indian Clothing:

Ancient Indians were adept at dyeing clothes, and specific colors held symbolic significance:

- Ivory, jasmine, August moon, August clouds after the monsoon, and the color of the peacock's neck were significant traditional colors.

- The Vedic treatise Vishnudharmottara described these hues.

Traditional clothing of india

Men wore a variety of garments depending on their region, occupation, and social status. Some common examples include:

Lungi: A simple garment made of a single piece of cloth wrapped around the waist and legs, similar to a sarong.

Veshti: A long piece of cloth wrapped around the waist and legs, similar to a dhoti but without the pleats.

Angrakha: A long tunic with a V-shaped neckline that is worn over a dhoti or other lower garment.

Sherwani: A long coat-like garment that was often worn for formal occasions.

Pajama: Loose-fitting pants that are typically worn with a kurta or other upper garment.

It's worth noting that the styles and materials of these garments varied widely depending on the time period and region in which they were worn.

Conclusion:

Ancient Indian clothing showcased the richness of culture, history, and artistry. Through the ages, men and women draped themselves in garments like dhotis, saris, turbans, and knee-length skirts, reflecting their customs, traditions, and social status. Warriors donned armor and wielded weapons as they protected their kingdoms. The vibrant colors derived from natural elements added splendor to the attire. The remnants of ancient Indian clothing, discovered through sculptures, paintings, and literature, provide us with a glimpse into the past, where clothing was not merely functional but also an expression of identity and heritage.

#beautyofindia #indianclothing #indianimpact #indianhertage#forgottenbharat

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theindithreads · 1 year

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Embracing the Timeless Elegance: Khadi Fabric

Introduction: In a world dominated by mass-produced textiles, there's something truly captivating about the timeless charm of handcrafted fabrics. Khadi, a fabric deeply rooted in India's rich cultural heritage, stands as a symbol of sustainable fashion, craftsmanship, and the spirit of self-reliance. Let's delve into the captivating world of Khadi and discover why it continues to enchant fashion enthusiasts across the globe.

A Historical Legacy: Khadi has an illustrious history dating back to India's struggle for independence. It was Mahatma Gandhi who recognized the potential of Khadi as a means to empower rural communities and promote self-sufficiency. By encouraging the production and use of Khadi, Gandhi aimed to break free from the clutches of British colonial rule and revive India's rural economy.

Natural and Sustainable: One of the defining characteristics of Khadi is its sustainable and eco-friendly nature. It is made from natural fibers such as cotton, silk, or wool, without the use of any chemical processes or machinery. The production of Khadi involves spinning the fibers into yarns on a spinning wheel (charkha) and then weaving them on handloom. This manual process not only preserves the purity of the fabric but also reduces carbon footprint and promotes sustainable practices.

Craftsmanship and Artistry: The beauty of Khadi lies in the intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into its creation. Each piece of Khadi fabric is meticulously handwoven by skilled artisans who imbue their expertise and creativity into every thread. The handloom process allows for customization, resulting in unique patterns, textures, and designs that cannot be replicated by machines. This craftsmanship not only preserves traditional weaving techniques but also provides livelihood opportunities to countless artisans, keeping ancient skills alive.

Versatile and Timeless: Khadi is a fabric that effortlessly transcends trends and seasons. Its versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of apparel, from elegant sarees and kurtas to contemporary dresses and shirts. The breathable nature of Khadi allows for excellent air circulation, making it ideal for warm climates. Moreover, the textured feel and earthy tones of Khadi fabric lend an organic and rustic appeal to any garment, giving it a distinctive character.

A Symbol of Empowerment: Khadi holds a special place in the heart of India as a symbol of empowerment. It has played a significant role in supporting rural economies, empowering artisans, and preserving traditional skills. By choosing Khadi, we contribute to sustainable development, fair trade practices, and the revival of local communities. It's a way of embracing fashion that respects the environment and values the hands that create it.

Conclusion: Khadi material is not just a textile; it is a celebration of heritage, sustainability, and craftsmanship. With its timeless elegance and eco-conscious production, Khadi embodies the essence of slow fashion and the importance of preserving our cultural roots. By embracing Khadi, we embrace a connection to our past, present, and future—a textile that tells a story of resilience, self-sufficiency, and the beauty of handmade creations. Let's appreciate the allure of Khadi and embrace its unique blend of tradition and contemporary style.

#khadi fabric #khadi clothing #womens clothing #online shopping #womens shopping #cotton

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ethnic-threads · 8 months

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Purchase a peplum top and lehenga from ETHNIC THREADS

ETHNIC THREADS offers gorgeous peplum top and lehenga sets that will upgrade your ethnic wardrobe. Immerse yourself in modern design and elegance that never goes out of style. Learn about the fine craftsmanship, vibrant colors, and detailed details. Be open to the blending of tradition and fashion. Order today!

#Shop Semi Crepe Saree #chettinad handloom sarees #peplum tops with lehenga #saree sequins #men raw silk kurta #women's sarees collections #gajji silk saree #printed double layered cotton anarkai kurta set

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nakshthelabel · 2 years

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Rajanigandha Dress 001

Online Fabric Store Kolkata Printed Saree and Blouse material of Dresses for women. Shop Designer Saree for ladies, created over best Handwoven Cotton, Fabric Handwoven Cotton Man dhoti-kurta And Kids MulMul Cotton Saree. You can shop now on Nakshthelabel.

Fabric : Handloom Cotton (200 count) with denim blue stripe on white

Lining : No

Sleeves: Yes

Disclaimer: The pictures are clicked in daylight. Color may vary slightly from the image due to the screen brightness.

Order Processing Time: 10-15 days

The neckline has been designed with our Rajanigandha Flower motif by hand block printing method.

P.S: All the dress have pockets

Buy Now: Rajanigandha Dress 001.

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fashionbasicsblog · 1 year

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UNDERSTANDING FASHION

Designing, making, and distributing clothing in an ethical manner minimizes the harm done to people and the environment. In a perfect world, it benefits people who work in the supply chain and improves everyone's future, not just that of the wealthy few.

Although the term "ethics" in this context is ambiguous, ethical fashion is concerned with societal impact and the principles that underlie a brand's label. The recently invented expression is regarded as the antithesis of quick fashion. Consumers typically use the term "ethical fashion" to refer to a movement against an industry that is infamous for underpaying workers—and doing so in hazardous conditions.

Questions like "Who created this garment?" and "Is that individual getting a reasonable living wage?" are addressed by ethical fashion. It is, however, much more than that.

Of course, proponents of ethical fashion are hoping for the first scenario, but it may also rely on how rapidly genuine ethical firms can communicate with customers clearly. Consumers frequently become confused and easily susceptible to greenwashing without clear information from fashion companies about how, where, and by whom clothing is made. They may also incorrectly interpret a brand's specific ethics. The best approach for brands to help clear up misunderstanding is through certifications, in-depth reports, and honest responses to consumer questions.

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The foundation of Indian heritage is culture, craft, and textiles. In actuality, India is the world's second-largest exporter of textiles. A nation that has created khadi, ikats, jamdani, Venkatgiri, Chanderi, Kanjeevarams, and so many other types of textiles may confidently assert its self-sufficiency in this area. The Swadeshi Movement, which was started on this day in 1905 in the Calcutta Town Hall to protest against the British Government's division of Bengal, was recognised on August 7 as National Handloom Day.

The power loom is an automated loom that weaves fabric, whereas the hand loom is a manually operated machine for weaving cloth. The textile industry embraced the power loom as a result of the development of technology and machines for more rapid and efficient manufacturing. In exchange, the handloom sector suffered. But recently, with all the buzz about slow-fashion, celebrities and actors have been promoting handloom materials in the fashion industry.

KHADI

Khadi is no longer only a simple, uninteresting alternative; it is now a sustainable and timeless addition to your wardrobe. The khadi has received a fun makeover as a result of the just concluded Lakme Fashion Week highlighting sustainable fashion. You can rely on designers like Abu Jani, Rohit Bal, and Sandeep Koshla to bring grandeur and beauty to our nation's traditional fabric while adding cutting-edge modern twists. Khadi has an enduringly regal appeal, whether it's in the form of lehengas, golden skirts, or billowing gold Anarkalis paired with palazzos. Therefore, if you don't already have this noble cloth in your closet, it's time to buy some.

Here are some styling suggestions for handloom that were inspired by our own local celebrities to seem modern and chic.

Ensure simplicity. Because of the unique beauty and charm of handloom fabrics, it is preferable to play down the outfit. To add some personality to your look, add some statement earrings or a bold lip colour.

Layering with handloom fabrics is a terrific idea, first for their light weight and second for the muted colours they come in.

Play with the shapes; go boxy with loose-fitting kurtis, dresses, or tops.

ACCESSORIES

There are many possibilities available on the market for ethnic jewellery. Wear your handcrafted kurtas with delicate silver jewellery, tribal jewellery, or even the perennially fashionable hoop earrings in a circle shape. Even better, you may accessories them with beads, chaandbalis, or vibrant tassels. Only choose accessories that go with the outfit you are wearing.

You can wear light jhumkas during the day, but you should save your shoulder-grazing hoops and crystal shards for evening wear. Try out slides, mules, jutties, or platforms for your shoes. Try experimenting with geometry and shapes in bags, such as an arc sling or a cube box bag, for your arm candy.

PREDICTING TRENDS

Predicting a market's future is the focus of the field of trend forecasting. Every industry employs trend analysts who use information from previous sales to predict opportunities in the future. Thus, the area of the fashion industry known as fashion forecasting is concerned with foreseeing new fashion trends, including colours, styling techniques, fabric textures, and more, that will pique customer demand. Product developers use the trend forecasts that fashion forecasters publish to build new apparel and accessories for brands.

OVER TIME

Macro trends, which are significant changes in fashion that will be important for longer than two years, are what long-term forecasting is all about. The broad trends that shape the fashion industry include shifts in lifestyle, demographics, and the method that clothing is produced and distributed.

LIMITED TIME

Micro trends have to deal with short-term forecasting. Season to season, short-term projections vary and are often influenced by color, style, pop culture, and current events.

Forecasting Trends for Fashion Brands

Every brand has a different method for predicting trends. Because womenswear firms typically release more collections per year than masculine brands, they frequently invest more in micro trend monitoring. The size of the business and its target market can affect forecasting, but there are a number of trustworthy techniques that brands can use to predict trends.

Employing internal trend forecasters Large fast-fashion companies frequently have internal trend predicting capabilities because of their vertical integration. In order to design new items, this enables the fashion forecasters to collaborate directly with product development teams.

With a trend forecasting agency: Bigger brands without vertical integration frequently seek out the knowledge of trend forecasting agencies, which charge a fee for their trend research reports.

By attending fashion shows: Prior to the development of the Internet, trend forecasters conducted the majority of their research at fashion shows, where they took note of the most promising looks. They then forwarded this information to product developers at chain stores and fashion publications like Vogue. This type of forecasting, known as "top-down" forecasting, is based on how trends in fashion spread from high-end runways to department stores

By paying attention to influencers: In the modern world, trend forecasters are more likely to consult blogs, street style, and influencers for the most recent trends. This type of forecasting, known as "bottom-up" forecasting, entails attentively watching a target market to forecast demand for emerging trends.

By observing other sectors: Small independent fashion designers might forego trend spotting altogether and instead create mood boards based on literature, cinema, and the outdoors to inform their distinctive collections.

To predict the future of fashion, the majority of trend forecasters combine "top-down" and "bottom-up" forecasting techniques with in-depth knowledge of the fashion industry and personal intuition.

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