Ageless and timeless, silk is considered to be one of the most luxurious fabrics all over the world. A favourite amongst the royalty, it made its way to the weaving centres of India's kingdoms and holy cities during the bygone era. Obtained from mulberry silkworms, the exquisite fabric was hand-spun into sarees with myriad motifs, palettes and brocades. It became a treasured piece of fabric and was passed on from one generation to the next as a heirloom. Known for its elegant and lustrous appearance, soft silk sarees are lightweight and easy to drape, making it the perfect ensemble for festive and special occasions. Silk Care: Always dry clean for the first wash. For subsequent washes, if dry cleaning is not possible, gently hand wash in cold water with soap or silk-suitable detergent or baby shampoo. Always air dry the saree in shade. Never wring the sari or use it in the washing machine or dryer. Never rub the sari vigorously. Do not store silk without dry cleaning Expose the silk fabrics periodically to natural atmosphere Use silica gel sachet or moisture absorbents in your cupboard which you use for storing silk fabrics Iron in medium heat only Jacquard Saree: Quintessentially Indian, the saree is an outfit which women can carry off with great panache. With the right material and drape, it can accentuate the beauty of women of all ages and forms. Be it a festival or a wedding, sarees are a hot favourite worldwide, and itâ€s easy to see why. Sarees give you the opportunity to give a modern touch to a traditional Indian attire. Jacquard Material: Jacquard fabrics are intricate in design, and tend to be stronger and thicker than many other types of weaves. A distinct feature of jacquard fabrics is that the design is woven into the fabric itself, rather than stamped, printed, or embroidered on top of it.
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