Indian fabrics

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Stunning clothing from India (the colours and patterns are so amazing) and other countries of the Orient <3. See more ideas about Indian Fashion, Indian clothes and Indian Outfits.

Khimkhab + silk brocade +designer +meenakari +kadiyal

Pared

V&A indian textile print

Wallpaper

Her collection of sarees is probably the most prized possession in an Indian woman’s closet. From traveling extensively across the country to pick a traditional Kanjivaram from Tamil Nadu, a …

seamless repeat vector pattern design with paisleys, vases and fantasy Indidan elephants. #paisley #pattern #indian #elephant #vector #surfacepatterndesign #vase #treeoflife #textiledesign #apparel

BOUGIVAL is a pattern of undulating branches decorated with exotic flowers characteristic of the second half of the 19th century, inspired by the Indian trees of life of the previous century. Available in 3 colorways. #exotic #flowers #indian #fabric #homedecor #interiordesign #homedecor

Block printing is the oldest technique to create patterns on fabrics by hand & we are trying to act as the connecting threads between you & Indian Fashion.

From the South Indian town of Srikalahasti to the Scottish city of Glasgow, meet the artists keeping this craft of handpainted fabrics alive

Embroiderers' Guild of Victoria

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Block Prints from the Indus Valley – Textiles collected by Lisette Kampmann in the 1980s, on exhibit until 31 August 2014

Rajasthan has a wide variety of textile traditions, most famous being the tie and dye and block printing method. Rajasthani textiles come in a fascinating range of dyed and block-printed fabric which are further embroidered. Jaipur's quilts are a hot favorite with most tourists. Tie-and-dye textiles, called bandhej or bandhani are an important Rajasthani craft. Different methods are used to tie the fabric into small points and produce various patterns like lehariya, mothda, ekdali and…