The history of Paithani Sarees is traced back to the Satvahana Dynasty of the 2nd Century BC. At that time, the saree was made of pure gold wire with cotton and silk. 2000 years ago, the Greco- Romans were very fond of Paithani sarees and they exchanged it for gold. It was worn only by the royals.
Kalamkari is a gorgeous art where stories are intricately weaved meticulously on fabric. Like Ajrakh prints, it is widely popular in the world of sustainable fashion. Moreover, ethnic wear lovers adorn Kalamkari prints with pride. They can be hand-drawn or hand-blocked mostly in mesmerizing earthly tones.
Punjab’s Patiala Suit is deep rooted in India’s culture and derived its name from the princely state of Patiala in Punjab in the early 20th century. It was the brainchild of its ruler Maharaja Bhupinder Singh who was fond of fashion and style. He tailored this suit for his courtiers who regularly rode on horses across the state and other regions of India.
