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Welcome to the world of gorgeous vintage sari, lovely cotton, silk and brocade fabrics from the land of colors!
Sunday, March 24, 2013
We went on a sourcing spree and brought you these gorgeous handloom fabrics in 100% cotton. These fabrics are made by artisans in their small units. These fabrics are really soft in feel. You can make dresses, tunics, curtains, quilts etc..
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| Beautiful Handloom Cotton Fabric in Royal Blue
Handloom Fabric in Indigo Blue
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Handloom Fabric in Black
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
The Kite Maker
We visited Dastkar Nature Baazar in Delhi.
What a wonderful place to be. There were so many Artisans
with their wonderful creations. There was something for everyone, even for our
daughter. She loved this handmade paper kite’s stall and bought some cute paper
kites. This man had some really cute fish mobiles made of paper.
Labels:
handmade,
handmade kites,
paper kites
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
New Batik Print Fabric Collection at theDelhiStore !
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These beautiful fabrics have just arrived at theDelhiStore
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Burnt Orange and White Batik Fabric
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| Blue and White Pure Cotton Batik Fabric Purple and White Batik Fabric in Pure Cotton |
| Green and White Pure Cotton Batik Fabric |
Labels:
Batik Print Fabric,
Quilting Fabric
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
How to distinguish pure silk from artificial silk?
Today one lady mailed me asking me if a vintage sari in my shop was 100% pure silk and will it pass "silk mark test".
To be honest I was not aware of silk mark test but had a fair idea of pure silk and art silk feel and texture. So i googled my query and saw many results. most of them asked to do a burn test that means you take some threads of the fabric in question and burn it. Apparently real silk will burn and curl up, and smell like burning hair. I did the test and the sari in question passed the test with flying colors.
Sari in Question
To be honest I was not aware of silk mark test but had a fair idea of pure silk and art silk feel and texture. So i googled my query and saw many results. most of them asked to do a burn test that means you take some threads of the fabric in question and burn it. Apparently real silk will burn and curl up, and smell like burning hair. I did the test and the sari in question passed the test with flying colors.
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