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BEAUTIFUL TAMIL NADU PATTU SAREES  Silk Saree is referred to as ‘Pattu’ in the South. Each saree has intricate patterns woven in gold and silver threads, with additional finery through rich zari borders, kundan work, embroidery, patch work and other adornments, to assume regal grandeur. The painstaking effort, the purity of the raw material and the additions all add up to make the saree an exclusive offering. weaving The tradition of wearing  Pattu silk sarees  is widely prevalent. Pattus, though still a luxury till date is a must for most households. Worn sparingly, they are mainly displayed on occasions like weddings, auspicious rites, festivals and grand parties. The red (considered to be auspicious) colour and shades of red like pink and maroon are chosen for the bridal  Pattu silk saree . ONLINE SHOP PATTU SAREES AT Traditional centres for Pattu sarees Almost the entire production of raw silk is from the states of  Andhra Pradesh ,...

Gadwal handloom Gadwal is a small town in Telangana state, India, known for its fine pure cotton handlooms. Traditional weaves in cotton, with a lot of zari work on the saree, it elevates the appeal massively. Weaving While the base of the Gadwal saree is cotton, there is a loosely attached silk border and the fabric is traditionally woven in the interlocked-weft technique, called Kupadam or Kuttu. Most of the  Gadwal sarees  have a rich border, a different pallu and gold or silver zari brocades. Hand crafted designs on pure gadwal cotton have traditional colours for these sarees as earth shades of brown, grey, and off-white. SHOP ONLINE GADWAL HANDLOOM SAREES AT  Of late the block printed Gadwal handloom cotton sari having intricate silk or golden zari border and elegant pallu, a combination of cotton and silk, is an image-booster for corporate offices, or a welcome change during festivals, traditional meetings and inaugural functions. Pure...

Jamdhani   or Jamdani is a hand-woven technique of Bengal that creates patterns of various colours and designs on silk or cotton sarees.     Pure handloom sarees SHOP FOR RICH LOOK PURE HANDLOOM JAMDANI SAREES ON  Jamdani   has its roots in Dhaka, Bangladesh that later took on the form of a fine art of weaving in present day Bengal. The fine cotton fabric is deftly embellished with intricate motifs that are expertly woven into the fabric.   Saree Weaving  The Jamdani weaving tradition is one of the most time and labor intensive forms of hand loom weaving. Intending to improve the aesthetic appeal, it takes the form of cotton and gold thread weaving to create motifs of geometric patterns and floral designs in colourful hues.   Rich Look Sarees Jamdhani hand weaving is a necessary accompaniment for Bengal sarees.  Pure Red Saree Based on the variations in the Jamdani weave, sarees can be ...

Pochampally , in Telangana, India, is well-known for its  Pochampally brand of sarees, the base fabric being cotton, silk or a blend of the two. Women Wear SHOP FOR PURE HANDLOOM POCHAMPALLY HANDLOOM PATTU SAREES ON   The exquisite finish of the saree comes through the dyeing and weaving of pre-coloured threads which are dyed according to the Ikat or Ikkat technique. Grand Look Sarees The Ikkat technique involves applying bindings which resist dye penetration to the threads in pre-determined patterns and then dyeing the threads. These threads are then woven to produce the desired pattern. Weaving  When several colours are used, the dyeing process on the threads is repeated for each of the colours chosen. Wedding Wear Saree  Then the fabric is woven with the multi-coloured threads into the pattern. Within the ikkat style of dyeing are methods of single-ikkat and double-ikkat.  Single ikkat has two variants – warp ikkat wh...