Authentic Indian handloom textiles bring warmth, character and handcrafted beauty into modern homes. Check out ideas to blend tradition with modern aesthetics.

Often made using natural fibres, dyes, and delicate weaving techniques, handloom sarees do not take well to rough handling.

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Banarasi silk fabric is one of the oldest and most renowned fabrics worldwide. Their intricate motifs and opulent designs are ...

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With their unique blend of silk and cotton, Chanderi sarees are a must-have in your wardrobe. Here's a simple guide on how to ...

Among the precious metals, enamels and ornamental stones often used to create watch dials, traditional textiles such as leather and silk have been gaining ground as unconventional accents.

A growing number of visitors are flocking to the Suzhou Silk Museum, one of only two state-owned museums in southern China dedicated to silk. The other one is the China National Silk Museum in ...

The first step is to fill a sink or tub with cold water. The low temperature helps retain the color and prevent fading. Add a ...