Indian Silk Fabrics
Indian silks — Banarasi, Tussar, Muga, Matka, Dupion and Chanderi silk — heritage constructions with regional character.
- Texture
- Textured to lustrous — construction-dependent
- Drape
- Structured (dupion) to fluid (crepe silk)
- Feel
- Balanced, considered
- Weight
- Medium to heavy
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India produces silk in more constructions than any other country. Our Indian silk library reflects that: mulberry from Karnataka, tussar from Bhagalpur and Jharkhand, muga from Assam (with its natural golden colour), matka and dupion with characteristic slubs, and Chanderi silk from Madhya Pradesh. Where imported silk is defined by consistency, Indian silk is defined by character — the slight variation in slub, the natural fibre lustre, the regional identity of each construction.
Closer looks at indian silk fabrics — surface, weave and fall.
- Sarees
- Blouses
- Gowns
- Kurtas
Bespoke development options offered on this specific fabric.
Piece dyeing
Digital and screen printing
Embroidery
Soft finishing
Silk Mark certified where applicable
Regional character absent from mill silk
Full spectrum of Indian silk constructions
Natural fibre with an unmistakable hand
