The Tangalia weaves are proficient for adding extra knots on the warp which creates motifs and figures in a dotted pattern on the woven fabric. Surendranagar district is popular and one of the largest handloom clusters of Gujarat for creating Tangalia textiles.

Artistic vision of mud relief popularly known as lippan work & known for its anti cracking property. The crafts are performed by the Rabaris of Kutchh & have aesthetic appeal as it is made without any visual markings.

Sadeli is a craft that is native to Surat in Gujarat. It is a highly skilled technique that involves the fabrication of geometric patterns on wood. The art form is traditionally used to decorate furniture, doors, and windows. Of late, Sadeli is also used to embellish photo frames, jewellery boxes, and containers.

Tie & dye(Bandhani): Timeless traditional craft of Gujarat well known for its majestic tiny dots twined with threads & forming figurative design and later proceeded with natural dying process in bright colours. Intricating works are seen in variety of symbolic designs, & patterns including dots, waves, strips & squares.

The majestic aura of the beautiful art forms of Ashavali sarees will appeal to you with its regal look. These sarees are considered to be the pride of Ahmedabad. The Ashavali sarees of Ahmedabad are known for their beautiful brocade borders and pallus take their name from the ancient town Ashaval and believed by some to have influenced the brocade traditions of Banarasi through the migration of Gujarati weavers.

Tie & dye(Bandhani): Timeless traditional craft of Gujarat well known for its majestic tiny dots twined with threads & forming figurative design and later proceeded with a natural dying process in bright colours. Intricating works are seen in a variety of symbolic designs, & patterns including dots, waves, strips & squares.

The Tangalia weaves are proficient for adding extra knots on the warp which creates motifs and figures in a dotted pattern on the woven fabric. Surendranagar district is popular and one of the largest handloom clusters of Gujarat for creating Tangalia textiles.

Tie & dye(Bandhani): Timeless traditional craft of Gujarat well known for its majestic tiny dots twined with threads & forming figurative design and later proceeded with a natural dying process in bright colours. Intricating works are seen in a variety of symbolic designs, & patterns including dots, waves, strips & squares.

The Tangalia weaves are proficient for adding extra knots on the warp which creates motifs and figures in a dotted pattern on the woven fabric. Surendranagar district is popular and one of the largest handloom clusters of Gujarat for creating Tangalia textiles.

Tie & dye(Bandhani): Timeless traditional craft of Gujarat well known for its majestic tiny dots twined with threads & forming figurative design and later proceeded with a natural dying process in bright colours. Intricating works are seen in a variety of symbolic designs, & patterns including dots, waves, strips & squares.

Tie & dye(Bandhani): Timeless traditional craft of Gujarat well known for its majestic tiny dots twined with threads & forming figurative design and later proceeded with a natural dying process in bright colours. Intricating works are seen in a variety of symbolic designs, & patterns including dots, waves, strips & squares.

The majestic aura of the beautiful art forms of Ashavali sarees will appeal to you with its regal look. These sarees are considered to be the pride of Ahmedabad. The Ashavali sarees of Ahmedabad are known for their beautiful brocade borders and pallus take their name from the ancient town Ashaval and believed by some to have influenced the brocade traditions of Banarasi through the migration of Gujarati weavers.

The Tangalia weaves are proficient for adding extra knots on the warp which creates motifs and figures in a dotted pattern on the woven fabric. Surendranagar district is popular and one of the largest handloom clusters of Gujarat for creating Tangalia textiles.

The majestic aura of the beautiful art forms of Ashavali sarees will appeal to you with its regal look. These sarees are considered to be the pride of Ahmedabad. The Ashavali sarees of Ahmedabad are known for their beautiful brocade borders and pallus take their name from the ancient town Ashaval and believed by some to have influenced the brocade traditions of Banarasi through the migration of Gujarati weavers.

The Tangalia weaves are proficient for adding extra knots on the warp which creates motifs and figures in a dotted pattern on the woven fabric. Surendranagar district is popular and one of the largest handloom clusters of Gujarat for creating Tangalia textiles.

Tie & dye(Bandhani): Timeless traditional craft of Gujarat well known for its majestic tiny dots twined with threads & forming figurative design and later proceeded with a natural dying process in bright colours. Intricating works are seen in a variety of symbolic designs, & patterns including dots, waves, strips & squares.

Tie & dye(Bandhani): Timeless traditional craft of Gujarat well known for its majestic tiny dots twined with threads & forming figurative design and later proceeded with a natural dying process in bright colours. Intricating works are seen in a variety of symbolic designs, & patterns including dots, waves, strips & squares.

The majestic aura of the beautiful art forms of Ashavali sarees will appeal to you with its regal look. These sarees are considered to be the pride of Ahmedabad. The Ashavali sarees of Ahmedabad are known for their beautiful brocade borders and pallus take their name from the ancient town Ashaval and believed by some to have influenced the brocade traditions of Banarasi through the migration of Gujarati weavers.

Ikat Weaving: Highly skilled woven double ikat fabric made up of silk yarn by using resist dyeing technique to create identical weave patterns on both the sides. The warp & weft patterns overlap to produce designs on the textile which is performed by the Salvi weavers of Patan.

Ikat Weaving: Highly skilled woven double ikat fabric made up of silk yarn by using resist dyeing technique to create identical weave patterns on both the sides. The warp & weft patterns overlap to produce designs on the textile which is performed by the Salvi weavers of Patan.