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Handlooms are a traditional textile art of Bangladesh and India. Handloom refers to wooden frames of different types, which are used by skilled artisans to weave fabrics usually from natural fibers like cotton, silk, wool, jute and completion of a single handloom saree takes two to three days of work. Several regions have their own tradition of handloom saree. Traditional handloom saree are two types, cotton, and silk....
ODISHA HANDLOOMS AR Tussar Silk0 CommentOdisha is a land of many delightful treasures but our favourite amongst them is the gorgeous range of hand-woven fabrics produced here. The appeal of these fabrics is so magnificent that a lot of India’s most famous celebrities can be spotted every now & then sporting the finest of these Odishan handlooms, sometimes even giving them a stylish spin of their own.Here is a Top 10 list of our favourite women in Odisha handlooms to give you some major inspiration!1. Tumhari Sulu in a stunning orange Ikkat Saree: Vidya Balan’s love affair with Indian handlooms needs no introduction. Here the amazing actress can be seen all elegantly decked up in a beautiful Ikkat Saree – a handloom fabric native to Odisha.2. Sona kitni soni hai .. in this beautiful Kotpad gown:Homegirl Sona Mahapatra takes pride in where she comes from and has no qualms flaunting it whatsoever....
REINCARNATION OF HANDLOOM SAREES ONLINE We have heard ample stories on reincarnation since our childhood days and savoured numerous movies where the protagonist reincarnates to take revenge! But we have never been able to comprehend this puzzle in our real life. Isn’t it?So let us now envision the true story on the rebirth of Indian handloom sarees. Since the time of great civilizations people started weaving by interlacing yarns of silk, cotton, and wool to fabricate handloom fabrics....
