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Earth Day Special: How Small Choices Like Fabric Can Make a Big Impact
Sanskriti Vintage India Celebrating Earth Day with timeless style that honors our planet This Earth Day, let’s pause and look...
Read story →Paithani – The Majestic Sari (From Maharashtra, India)
Meaning The term ‘Paithani’ is derived from the name of the Aurangabad town, ‘Paithan’ (Maharashtra, India). This brand sari...
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Ikat vs Ilkal Sarees: A Detailed Comparison
The provided breakdown is an accurate and detailed comparison between Ikat (also spelled Ikkat) and Ilkal (or Ilkal/Iikal) sarees. These...
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Wrapped in Love: Celebrating Mother’s Day with Sustainable Style
This Mother’s Day, let’s honor the women who wrapped us in love — quite literally — by wrapping them in...
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Pashmina Shawls
Meaning: ‘Pashmina’ in Persian language means something that is ‘created using wool’, and in ‘Kashmiri’ language, the word means...
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Patola Sarees – A Royal Habit from India
Meaning ‘Patola’ is an offshoot form of the Sanskrit word ‘PATAKULLA’ and stands for quality and long-lasting nature. ...
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TANT – THE TIME-HONORED SAREE FROM WEST BENGAL (INDIA)
Meaning: ‘Tant Sarees’ are designed for every day use and the stuff is easy on the pocket. ‘Tant’ is...
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Paithani Sarees: The Epitome of Royal Elegance and Craftsmanship
Paithani sarees:- Paithani sarees, often referred to as the "Queen of Silks," embody the grandeur and tradition of Indian textile artistry....
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Patola Saris: The Exquisite Legacy of Gujarat's Double Ikat Tradition
Patola Sari A Priceless Heirloom :- Patola saris are a type of traditional Indian sari, known for their intricate designs...
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Baluchari - Gift of Bengal ( Eastern India)
Meaning 'Baluchari' is the root word from which the tag ‘Baluchari Saree’ cropped up; 'Baluchari' means the sandy border side...
Read story →GOTA WORK – GRACEFUL RAJASTHANI (INDIA) GOLDEN BAND
Meaning: ‘Gota work’ is an alluring Indian embroidery craft and is basically done in the Indian State of Rajasthan; for...
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Fabric Identification by The Burn Test
The primary purpose of the burn test is to determine if the fabric swatch is made of natural or synthetic...
Read story →Kantha – Dexterous Design Created by Village Community In India
Meaning: ‘Kantha’ originates from Sanskrit, and the base term is ‘Kontha’, which when translated becomes ‘worn cloth’. The initial...
Read story →Pure Silk Sarees from India: Timeless Elegance and Tradition
This article informs about sarees made with pure silk. Sanskriti India offers vintage pure silk sarees. Currently a sale is running...
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