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Beautiful Mulberry Kosa Silk SareeKosa silk is produced from the Antheraea mylitta silkworm, which thrives in the lush forests of Central India. Unlike the smooth texture of Mulberry silk, Kosa silk has a distinctive, raw, grainy feel that beautifies the material with a unique blend. The natural golden brown colour of Kosa silk indicates the soil and climate of Chhattisgarh, giving it an elegant, earthy appeal, bringing the natural essence into life. Traditional dyeing techniques

in Aranmula Kannadi

The hand moulded products are baked on the wood fire and thereafter colours are applied to the products followed by a layer of varnish

This encouraged the sculptors to reside in this place and the knowledge and skill of this craft has been passed down generations

Half of the production of these units is exported

known for their elegance and cultural significance

Kanpur Saddlery also plays a vital role in supporting the local economy by providing employment opportunities to skilled artisans and craftsmen in the region

Bobbili veena is a large plucked string instrument used in Carnatic classical music

and other household items

Romantic ‘Attar Motia’ is derived by traditional hydro-distillation of the north Indian Jasmine Sambac ( ‘Bela’) in copper degs in the perfume city Kannauj

and durable

and casual wear

or traditional prints

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