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Short Skirt with Printed Flowers and Embroidered Sequins
  • Emerald
  • Hawaiian Ocean
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Short Skirt with Printed Flowers and Embroidered Sequins
Elastic Waist upto 36 in22.0 in Length
$14
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Multi-Color Short Skirt with Floral Print
Multi-Color Short Skirt with Floral Print
Elastic Waist x 20 in. Length
$8
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Lot of Five Wrap-Around Mini Skirts with Block-Print in Pastel Colors
Lot of Five Wrap-Around Mini Skirts with Block-Print in Pastel Colors
Length 22 inchWaist Upto 36 inch
$60
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Wrap-Around Mini-Skirt from Pilkhuwa with Block Print
  • Aster Purple
  • Carrot Orange
  • Confetti Pink
  • Phantom Black
  • Princess Blue
  • Stone Green
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Wrap-Around Mini-Skirt from Pilkhuwa with Block Print
Length 22 inchWaist Upto 36 inch
$15
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Estate-Blue Short Skirt with Bagdoo Block-Printed Flowers
Estate-Blue Short Skirt with Bagdoo Block-Printed Flowers
24 in. Length x 36 in. Drawstring Waist
$15
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Scarlet Wrap-around Mini-Skirt with Printed Elephants and Flowers
Scarlet Wrap-around Mini-Skirt with Printed Elephants and Flowers
Length 22"Waist Upto 34 inch
$9.60
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Sanganeri Wrap-Around Mini-Skirt with Printed Motifs
  • Blue Depth
  • Medieval Blue
  • Black And White
  • Barberry
  • Burgundy
  • French Roast
  • Kombu Green
  • Windsor Wine
  • Brown
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Sanganeri Wrap-Around Mini-Skirt with Printed Motifs
18 inch Length
$16
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Cyan-Blue Midi-Skirt with Printed Paisleys and Lace
Cyan-Blue Midi-Skirt with Printed Paisleys and Lace
Length 31"
$15
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Bright-Lime Green Drawstring Short Skirt with Printed Leaves
Bright-Lime Green Drawstring Short Skirt with Printed Leaves
24 in. Length x 38 in. Waist
$15
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Drawstring Printed Short Skirt with Piping
  • Cyan Blue
  • Fuchsia Rose
  • Limeade
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Drawstring Printed Short Skirt with Piping
24 in. Length x 38 in. Waist
$14
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Sheer-Pink Short-Skirt with Lace and Ikat Print
Sheer-Pink Short-Skirt with Lace and Ikat Print
Length 18"
$20
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Navy-Blue Sanganeri Wrap-Around Mini-Skirt with Printed Flowers and Elephants
Navy-Blue Sanganeri Wrap-Around Mini-Skirt with Printed Flowers and Elephants
Length 22"Waist upto 36 inch
$16
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The Eternal Tale of Indian Salwar Suits
From the plain cotton kurti to the voluminous designer kurta for festivities, in the fashion world, the Indian salwar kurta has been a statement of feminine beauty, grace, and charm for centuries. Beginning in medieval times under the aegis of the Mughals who gave us the regal Gharara and Sharara, Anarkali, and Angarakahs, the salwar kameez or salwar kurta is one ensemble where comfort and class meet. This blog takes us through a classic ethnic wardrobe filled with the choicest salwar suit options, to let you pick your favorite one for the festivities ahead.
The Timeless Style of the Salwar Kameez
Indian fashion is not just all about beautiful and colourful saris. While it may be among the most widely known apparel with Indian origins, there are other significant forms of clothing and styles in Indian fashion. The Salwar Kameez is one of these. The article on the timeless style of the salwar kameez explores the origins and evolution of this traditional Indian outfit. It highlights the salwar (loose trousers) and kameez (tunic) as a versatile and comfortable attire suitable for various occasions. The piece discusses its roots in Punjabi culture and how it has adapted over time, becoming popular across India and beyond. The article also emphasizes the variety of styles, fabrics, and embellishments available, making the salwar kameez a favored choice for both casual and formal wear. Additionally, it notes the influence of modern fashion, with designers incorporating contemporary elements while preserving the outfit\'s cultural significance. Overall, the salwar kameez is celebrated as a blend of tradition and modernity, symbolizing both comfort and elegance.
What Are Art Silk Sarees? – Unveiling Their Grace
Art silk sarees are renowned for their fashionable luxurious look resembling pure silk sarees. However, artisans give it a slight turn and use artificial fibers instead such as rayon and polyester to craft exquisite Art silk sarees, also known as Artificial silk sarees. Coming in a plethora of designs and vivid colors, these sarees have made their way to the hearts of Indian women of all ages, providing them with sheer elegance and femininity. The silk fabric, of course, offers the saree an unmatched appeal. Art silk features an excellent sheen which matches that of natural silk and is affordable as well. But as mesmerizing as they might appear, the work and dedication the artisans put into making them is much more than anyone might think. There goes meticulous attention to traditional textiles to bring the essence of the rich artistic and cultural heritage of India into the art saree.
The Allure of the Kasavu Saree : A Timeless Tradition in Modern Times
India is a land full of heritage and rich textile traditions consisting of various regional classifications of people. Every state has its own culture and unique skills, providing a vast and diversified spread of cultural knowledge and upliftment. There were a variety of factors that influenced the significance of textile and cultural heritage back in the time, Mughal era, British Raj, post-independence era, as well as the emerging contemporary trends are some of the leading justifications for that. Through all of it, Indian heritage is rooted deep in the beliefs and values of our ethnic legacy. The textile of India consists of a variety of materials that are derived from natural and synthetic fabrics like cotton, silk, and wool jute, which are then weaved and sewed into graceful pieces of clothing. Apart from that, a variety of crafts and skills like hand embroidery, dyeing, chikankari, etc, are still practiced and appreciated in several parts of the country.
The Rich History of the Saree : Tracing the Saree\'s Origins
Saree, an ethnic wear for women in India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Nepal wrapped around the waist with pleats in the center, and the rest of the cloth is draped on a shoulder often paired with a bodice traditionally known as ‘choli’. A saree is not just a garment for Indian women it\'s more likely a symbol of tradition and culture. It is worn on multiple occasions like festivals, weddings, and other religious events. There are 180 ways to wear a saree that have been documented in a book by Rta Kapur Chisti, a saree historian and textile scholar from 14 different states across India. It not only stands as a symbol of tradition but as a symbol of values. Beyond aesthetics, the saree helps women embrace culture while showcasing their individuality and style.
The History of Silk Sarees in India : A Journey Through the Ages
Silk sarees have a captivating history in India, playing a vital role in reckoning the cultural heritage of this diverse nation. As we take a look at the rich antiquity of this luxurious garment the history of Indian textiles will surely unfold. The reason for the admiration of the silk sarees is its adaptability. Silk is a naturally derived protein fabric that maintains its texture and has great absorbency. It is non slippery unlike synthetic fabrics and highly compatible with any yarn which makes it perfect for blending. There are cotton silk blend sarees along with zari, which is a silk saree mixed with metallic yarn. Such stunning effects on silk sarees make it the most liked saree of all. Silk sarees are very much loved in India and adopted by various cultural groups. Multiple weaving styles and techniques can be seen in several regions. The Mughals and Persians influenced the silk culture in India. A combination of cultural weaving and foreign techniques led to this unique art form. Every region has its native silk saree mostly hand-woven saree paired with cotton or zari.
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