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Saree Weaving ~ Vanavasi

Gaatha A tale of crafts — Wed, 06 Apr 2022 10:00:19 +0000

A place once said to have given shelter to the Pandavas, now produces alluring cotton and silk sarees. These still retain their authentic charm and have beautiful colours, zari work, motifs and simple yet elegant borders. Chettiar community residing in the Vanavasi town of Salem district, weaves these eye catching Vanavasi sarees. People from all over the world are attracted towards it, especially for its durability and softness. It leaves many awestruck and wanting to buy one to add to their collection.

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Saree Weaving~Paramakudi

Gaatha A tale of crafts — Sat, 05 Feb 2022 11:41:15 +0000

A perfect formal attire having soft 80’s combed cotton, the intricate jacquard thread borders, with unique tie and design in the borders and pall. Moreover, the coarse and rustic 60’s cottons make them a comfortable wear and also provides a good drape. The Paramakudi sarees are weaved by a community known as the Saurashtrians who migrated to the region of Tamil Nadu about 900 years ago. The Puthinam variation has a contemporary touch which gives it a new and modern touch, making it a saree for everyone.

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