Bengal’s handloom legacy is not just confined to museum displays; it breathes through collections by designers such as Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Rajesh Pratap Singh, and Payal Pratap.

A delicate interplay of threads weaves not just fabric, but stories—of dedication, craftsmanship and an undying love for heritage ...

Tasmit Afiyat Arny revolutionizes Jamdani bridal couture with Serenova, blending tradition and modernity. Despite production ...

Suspended threads catch the light, their weaves so fine they seem to hover in midair. Archival records flicker across the ...

The space is a riot of colours—jamdani saris, their intricate patterns unfolding like poetry; kantha embroideries, each stitch telling a story of resilience. The textures beg to be touched ...

The recitation of the pattern by the Kanihama weaver in Kashmir ... This goes for Banarasi saris as well. Fine jamdani cotton came off the looms. Then silk began to dominate.