Light Green Silk Saree

Light Green Silk Saree

 

 

The silk saree produced on the Khorat plateau was generally only used for private consumption, with the Thai court preferring to purchase Chinese silk imports. There was an attempt in the early twentieth century to develop the industry, with the help of a Japanese sericulture expert, Kametaro Toyama. But these attempts failed due to a lack of interest locally to produce for a larger market.  

However, after World War II, an American OSS officer called Jim Thompson decided that silk would be popular back at home in America and through his connections in New York began marketing the product as a traditional Siamese material. In fact, the material he created had little relationship to what had previously been produced in the country. But through clever branding and by developing a range of 'Thai' patterns, he managed to establish Silk as a recognizable brand.

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silk sarees are generally more slippery to wear & light weight compared to other fabrics. We have a lustrous collection of Art Silk Sarees Online. Discover the finest prints & patterns with contemporary designs. Let us take you on a journey full of art & aesthetics. Hope you have a great shopping experience with us! - See more at: http://just4evesboutique.in/online-sarees/art-silk-sarees#sthash.waZf9r4h.dpuf

silk sarees are generally more slippery to wear & light weight compared to other fabrics. We have a lustrous collection of Art Silk Sarees Online. Discover the finest prints & patterns with contemporary designs. Let us take you on a journey full of art & aesthetics. Hope you have a great shopping experience with us! - See more at: http://just4evesboutique.in/online-sarees/art-silk-sarees#sthash.waZf9r4h.dpuf

silk sarees are generally more slippery to wear & light weight compared to other fabrics. We have a lustrous collection of Art Silk Sarees Online. Discover the finest prints & patterns with contemporary designs. Let us take you on a journey full of art & aesthetics. Hope you have a great shopping experience with us! - See more at: http://just4evesboutique.in/online-sarees/art-silk-sarees#sthash.waZf9r4h.dpuf

silk sarees are generally more slippery to wear & light weight compared to other fabrics. We have a lustrous collection of Art Silk Sarees Online. Discover the finest prints & patterns with contemporary designs. Let us take you on a journey full of art & aesthetics. Hope you have a great shopping experience with us! - See more at: http://just4evesboutique.in/online-sarees/art-silk-sarees#sthash.waZf9r4h.dpuf

 

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Karchupi Half Silk Saree

Karchupi Half Silk Saree

 

Karchupi Half Silk Saree is the name given to the silk products produced in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. It is a famous name in the domain of clothing, especially in sarees.

Karchupi Half  silk saree is a delicate and soft fiber produced from the cocoons of silkworms and is covered with a protein called Sericin.

 

In Pakistan, saris are less commonly worn than the Salwar kameez which is worn throughout the country. Because of its long association with the Hindu culture and it exposing the midriff and navel, sari are considered to be against the injunctions of Islam and as a 'Hindu dress'. The sari remains a popular garment among the upper class for many formal functions. Sarees can be seen worn commonly in metropolitan cities such as Karachi and are worn regularly to weddings and other functions.

 

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Aplic Muslin Saree

Aplic Muslin Sharee

Muslin Saree were traded by ancient Greeks from the Indian port town Machilipatnam, which was called Mai solos or Masalia in ancient times. Some believe that the name muslin originated from the name Mai solos. In 1298, Marco Polo described the cloth in his book The Travels. He said that it was made in Mosul, Iraq. At the end of the 16th century the English traveler Ralph Fitch greatly admired the muslin of Sonargaon.The Portuguese traveler Duarte Barbosa described the muslin of Bangladesh in the early 16th century. 

 Muslin is often the cloth of choice for theater sets. It is used to mask the background of sets and to establish the mood or feel of different scenes. It receives paint well and, if treated properly, can be made translucent.

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Black Chiffon saree

Black Chiffon Saree

 For any occasion be an angel & create a smashing impact On everyone by wearing this black chiffon saree.Saree is a leading online shopping store, exporter, retailer & wholesaler for kids, men's and women's of Indian ethnic wear like traditional to trendy Indian Sarees, Salwar Kameez, Bridal Lehenga Choli.

 

 

 

 Chiffon is worldwide known for the ultimate brand quality as it is known for the iconic style statement which truly portrays femininity. As the time passes various saree types and style has grown on its own with the efforts by the fashion expertise and come up with the most appropriate styles and design that looks lucrative and full of the elegant grace as well.  

                                      

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