Woven Traditions from Every Corner of India
India’s textile heritage dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization. Each region boasts unique weaving techniques, patterns, and materials.
Fine muslin textile from Bengal, historically patronized by Mughal emperors. Known for its airy texture and intricate floral motifs.
Resist-dyeing technique where yarn is dyed before weaving. Famous varieties include:
Traditional tying and dyeing technique creating vibrant patterns.
Hand-painted or block-printed cotton textile art from Andhra Pradesh, depicting mythological tales.
Wax resist dyeing technique used in Madhya Pradesh & West Bengal to create unique, crackled patterns.