leheriya - wave of COLOUR
Tie and Dye Muslin(Cotton) Odhna, made by attaching dyed panels together, these pink triangle wavy borders, diagonal stripes ... read more
gorgeous BLACK
Handspun cotton plain weave (khaddar) with silk and cotton embroidery, Sanchi Phulkari From East(Punjab) India.
Color combination is so alluring with different ... read more
'Tree of Life'
Cotton plain weave; handsewn and embroidered with cotton threads with patience and intricacy.
This well designed and carefully stitched kantha features ... read more
Bandhani (बांधानी)
Bandhej Odhna with intricate patterns crafted on a Mulmul with the delicate tie and dye patterns and excellent colour combination ... read more
'Wave' (leheriya) of Colours.
What an incredible amalgamation of leheriya print and prominent customised woven border, isn’t it?
Tie and Dye Muslin(Cotton) Pagri (Turban)From ... read more
Floral Chintz Kalamkari Sutra Book Cover Bag, Hand-Drawn Mordant-And Resist-Dyed Cotton,From Coromandel Coast South India. India.
C.1720-1740.
Exported to the European ... read more
Jamdani
originated from geometric and floral designs, example of rich heritage, tradition, and environment of the weavers.
its a rare piece with zari motifs ... read more
Kantha quilted embroidery
Twentieth century
Cotton plain weave; hand sewn; quilted and embroidered with cotton thread
This is entirely geometrical kantha of the oar, or ... read more
Floral Chintz Kalamkari with birds and peacocks, Hand-Drawn Mordant-And Resist-Dyed Cotton,From Coromandel Coast South India. India.
C.1725-1750.
Made for the Export market.
Its ... read more
Indigo Phulkari
Handspun Indigo cotton plain weave (khaddar) with silk and cotton embroidery,Sanchi Phulkari From East(Punjab) India.
Colour combination is beautiful with all over ... read more
Gharchola Odhna
Originating from the Khambat (Cambay) region of Gujarat, these have been used for years in Gujarati weddings.Gharchola was earlier made by ... read more
highly Exclusive Muslin turban cloth tie-dyed in multiple colours in lahariya (wave) style. Highly skilled masterpiece, as after every half a meter ... read more
