Dark Green Mangalagiri Saree Bastar Dhokra or sometimes twisted zari on

or sometimes twisted zari on cotton thread

The process of making Madhur Kathi handicrafts starts with the collection of reeds from the riverside

Tangliya dupatta received the Geographical Indication (GI) certificate in 19th March 2009 for its unique and traditional shawl craftsmanship

the process of handloom saree making is not only intricate but also a labour -intensive onewherein the skilled artisans who have mastered the craft over generations are involved

is renowned for its centuries-old tradition of bronze casting

Dark Green Mangalagiri Saree Bastar Dhokra or sometimes twisted zari onMangalagiri saree is a fine count saree normally woven with 80s combed cotton yarn for both warp and weft with extra warp design in the border. Mangalagiri sarees are typically plain or have minimalistic woven motifs. The fabric is known for its simplicity and elegance. The pallu (the decorative end of the saree) often features intricate designs or contrasting colors. The saree is typically paired with a matching or contrasting blouse. The blouse