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Indian textiles are as diverse as its culture. It is a result of centuries of a complex yet colourful juxtaposition of a cultural influences, climatic conditions, geographical factors and trade. with their sheer beauty, colour and artistry, they have woven their way to win the hearts of bothroyalty and the common people across the country. Stretched along the length and breadth of the country, every region has its own design, motif and characteristic fabric that weaves its history. Which is why there are hundreds of different textiles in India. While white is the predominant color in Bengal {in the eastern part of India], and Kerala [in the south], the desert belt stretching from Kutch and Kathiawar in Gujarat to Rajasthan and parts of Haryana, presents an incredible mix of vibrant colorful embroidery, mirror work, quilting and fabric printing. Here's a peek at the myriad range of textiles from across the incredible country called India. |
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