NDIAN TEXTILE HANDICRAFTS YOU NEED IN YOUR CLOSET
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If there is one thing that never goes out of fashion when it comes to women’s clothing, then it has to be the essentiality of Indian wear. With Indian textile handicrafts offering amazing versatility and design sensibility to these traditional garbs, including outfits sourced from them has become a must for every woman. What’s more, today, one can also discover a wide range of designer women’s wear at any Indian textile store. And this range is not just limited to clothes. Handicraft accessories are also becoming quite popular, right from clutches and shoes, to handbags and jewellery.
The wonderful thing about Indian textile handicrafts is that you no longer have to travel to far away market places or textile fairs to purchase stuff. Some Indian fashion portals, such as Carma Online, have an incredible catalogue of Indian textile handicraft goods and outfits that have the ethnic charm, style and substance to make women look stunning in their traditional avatar.
In the following list, we have mentioned the best Indian textile handicrafts every woman needs in her closet. The best thing about these items is that they can be easily found on Carma Online. Let’s have a look:
Sanchaya Lehenga by Anita Dongre
For long, Anita Dongre has been renowned in the Indian fashion circles as a designer that believes in showcasing Indian aesthetics coupled with modern sensibility. Her bespoke collection is inspired heavily by Rajasthan’s rich heritage, and one could say the same for this stunning yellow lehenga set. This Sanchaya Lehenga features exquisite traditional crafts in the form of embroidery such as gota patti, zardozi, resham and dori work. The yellow lehenga set itself is riddled with subtle hues of summer blend and floral motifs that mimic royal gardens of the state of Rajasthan. The fabulous fabric of the entire handcrafted lehenga set has been sourced from Chanderi silk, Chanderi mull, and Organza. The U-shaped subtle yellow choli imparts a look of marked elegance to the entire ensemble.
Ivory Floral Gara Embroidery Border Handwoven Saree by Sabyasachi
Sabyasachi is another wildly popular luxury fashion designer who lays huge emphasis on his impressive portfolio of traditional garbs. Hailing from Calcutta, this designer brand opines that Indian hand woven sarees not only create a strong visual statement, but also help in fashioning a distinct identity for Indian women across the world. This purpose is served quite well by the featured ivory self-pattern hand woven dhakai (which is 90% cotton and 10% silk) saree with gara embroidered floral border that has sequin and cutdana work on either side. Its simplicity emphatically makes a statement with an ivory and peach textured floral print blouse with a thin khadi lining.
Emerald Green Hand Embroidered Capsule Clutch by Sabyasachi
When you are looking to buy designer clutches online, then this ethereal maroon capsule clutch crafted in velvet with gold intricate hand embroidery by Sabyasachi should be on the top of your list. It’s a ringing endorsement of Sabyasachi’s acclaimed mastery in traditional handicraft, and features embroidery all over the front and back accented with sequin embellishment. The metallic push lock on the top and a detachable chain provide a beautiful visual contrast against the backdrop of soft velvet.
Banaras Hand Woven Suit by Anita Dongre
After sarees and lehengas, the next handcrafted traditional ensemble that your wardrobe absolutely needs is this elegant and contemporary Banaras hand woven silk suit in peach by Anita Dongre. The gorgeous outfit makes for a perfect fashion statement when you want to shine at a special occasion.
Blue Embroidered Kurta Jacket by Anita Dongre
Another masterpiece from the house of Anita Dongre, this delicate and utterly regal floor length kurta jacket is crafted in raw silk embroidered with gota patti, dori and zardozi. The spectacular royal blue hue and the tasteful designs crafted painstakingly by hand create a peerless aura that is a true homage to Indian handicraft.
Blue Zardozi And Pearl Embroidered Juttis by Vian
Another Indian handicraft accessory you need to add to your closet is this fine pair of peacock blue juttis set in raw silk base by Vian. Appliqued with antique gold zardozi hand embroidery, mokaish and pearl work in a floral jaal pattern all over the front, this dazzling pair is the perfect accompaniment to your traditional ensemble.
