Showroom · Delhi
The Kolkata saree chain opened its first Delhi store in the Omaxe Chowk complex in Chandni Chowk, bringing its Bengal silks, Baluchari, Banarasi and South Indian weaves to the old city's wedding market at fixed prices. Prices are marked, which helps buyers who prefer not to bargain in the surrounding lanes.
| Type | Showroom |
|---|---|
| Home city | Delhi |
| Area | Omaxe Chowk, Chandni Chowk |
| Founded | 1971 |
| Website | indiansilkhouseagencies.com |
Baluchari is a figurative silk brocade from West Bengal.
The Banarasi saree is woven in and around Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, one of the oldest brocade centres in India.
Kanchipuram, the temple town about 75 km south-west of Chennai, is the best-known silk weaving centre in Tamil Nadu, and its sarees are widely regarded as the classic south Indian bridal silk.
Jamdani is a technique of discontinuous supplementary weft in which each motif is woven into the fabric by hand, using small spools or sticks of thread that the weaver passes through the warp only where the design requires.
Bhagalpur, on the southern bank of the Ganga in eastern Bihar, is India's best-known centre for tussar (tasar) silk weaving and is often called the 'Silk City'.
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