The term "Phulkari" refers to Punjabi traditional needlework. Although it refers to flowers, the designs also feature geometrical patterns, which consist of flowers (phul) and shapes (Akari). This style of clothing art is created on Kurtis, dupattas, stoles, sarees, salwar suits, and juttis. Handwoven Phulkari dupattas & Handwoven Phulkari sarees are some of the most famous forms of work that originate from Punjab. Phulkari is a form of needlework that uses the most straightforward designs possible to produce a fascinating and embellished product that is adored not just in India but also ..read more

The term "Phulkari" refers to Punjabi traditional needlework. Although it refers to flowers, the designs also feature geometrical patterns, which consist of flowers (phul) and shapes (Akari). This style of clothing art is created on Kurtis, dupattas, stoles, sarees, salwar suits, and juttis. Handwoven Phulkari dupattas & Handwoven Phulkari sarees are some of the most famous forms of work that originate from Punjab. Phulkari is a form of needlework that uses the most straightforward designs possible to produce a fascinating and embellished product that is adored not just in India but also ..read more

Introduction You might say that decades of history, society, and scientific endeavor have "coloured" the way we see colour. An entire pallet of five hues was produced by the invention of the first pigments as early as 40,000 years ago: red, yellow, brown, black, and white. Since then, the history of colour has been constantly discovered through travel or scientific development.  The rainbow only contained five colours until Sir Isaac Newton, who was enamored of the purportedly mystical characteristics of the number seven, added orange and indigo to the spectrum in 1704. The rainbow's col ..read more

Saree is considered to be one of the oldest traditional attire in the history of India. Symbolizing our culture and history, saree goes way back till the time you can remember. India has always been a country of diversity and culture and this diversity gave birth to some of the most amazing and dynamic styles of saree drapes and blouses. As fashion comes and goes in a cycle, these styles from the golden era have made their comeback. So, fasten your seat belts as we are going to time travel into the era of black and white to discover these mesmerizing blouse and saree draping styles:  Athp ..read more

Many of us are fond of beautiful fabrics, their soft touch on the body and the classy, royal aura it adds to our personality. Back in time, fabrics like silk were available and affordable to the affluent few, not in the 21st century though. Women, especially, are boasting different fabrics with grace and panache. Kora Fabric, or as some may call it ‘Organza’ Silk is one of such fabrics. Kora Silk is used to make Kovai Kora cotton saree. Coimbatore, a region in the Tamil Nadu State India is popular for these sarees. As a matter of fact, the Government of India recognized it as a Geographical in ..read more

If you ask out of so many exquisite Banarasi silk saris, which is that one silk which holds a special place in silk which oozes royalty and elegance to your closet? The answer is the one and only TANCHOI! Light, soft and yet rich because of its embossed weaves and motifs, the intricate patterns on the Tanchoi make each piece, a work of art. But apart from its sheer beauty, the Tanchoi brocade is also a stand-out because of the story attached to it and the journey it made across the continent. So are you readers excited to read the story of Tanchoi silk today in our blog? The Origin and History ..read more

When it comes to festivals, India is considered the land that is known for celebrations. It includes individuals from various religions and societies and in this way, commends multiple religious festivals. Celebrations in India are anticipated throughout the entire year and are praised with extraordinary colors and show. Starting from the vibrant colors of Holi to the nine colors of Navaratri, no festival in India is without colors.  Navaratri revolves around nine explicit hues. This celebration of customary music and Dandiya Raas and Garba praises the nine natural manifestations of the h ..read more

Madhubani: The tale Indian art is rich in traditions that reach back hundreds of thousands of years and may establish a significant connection to our cultural heritage. Madhubani artwork, which professes roots in Indian mythology and derives its name from its geographical location in northern Bihar, is one of the most famous traditional art styles. Madhubani paintings are among the few  long-established art styles that have withstood the test of time and continue to thrive. Traditionally, women would create captivating designs of Madhubani art on the walls of hamlet houses. It was a ..read more

Pashm: The finest fibre from Kashmir  Kashmir, A ‘paradise on Earth’, is adorned with magnificent Chinar trees that colour the entire valley amber and scarlet in the autumn, silver lakes that turn golden at the break of dawn, and crystal blue rivers that flow from the sublime cold mountains. People form a place, and the modest and cheerful Kashmiri folks welcome you with enormous  warmth, love, and togetherness as soon as you step foot on this gorgeous paradise. Pashma is a Persian word that originated in Kashmir. Pashmina is the fabric that is woven out of the pashma. Because of it ..read more

A festival is an apt time to show off your fashion skills. If you need something special to wear this festival season, KhinKhwab has got you covered! Banarasi Brocade Brocade has been around for generations. It has been embraced by everyone from the Moghuls, to the pop stars of today. The fabric has a unique character to it that instantly makes it feel rich. Brocade is also a symbol of timelessness and you can’t go wrong with it. If you are looking for Brocade, you don’t have to look any further. Khinkhwab, with its vast brocade collection, is the perfect place for you to get brocade sarees, d ..read more