Alluring Handloom Salwar Kamiz

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A loom is a device by which cloth is woven. When operated manually or by hand, it is known as a handloom. Warps or longitudinal threads on a frame are kept in tension while the weft intersects it laterally. This interweaving on different types of handlooms or devices operated by hand results in the fabric being woven. Cotton, silk, Sico, art silk and other fabric yarns are used to weave handlooms. Handlooms are adorned by prints through traditional block, bagru, dabu, batik and other traditional styles of printing. They have patterns or motifs done by hand through painting or embroidery or patch work with decorative items like kundan, mirror work, beads, shells and fancy glitter work. Colours that are used could be natural or vegetable dyes or artificial man-made chemical dyes. Handloom weaving is done across the length and breadth of the country but there are locations which are still continuing with traditional methods of weaving, dyeing, adorning and printing like Pochampally, Dharmavaram, Narayanpet, Uppada, Gadwal, Chettinad, Arani, Bangalore, Mysore, Coimbatore, Madurai, Dharwad, Kerala, Chanderi, Benaras, Kolkata, Sambalpur, ...
... Bomkai, Baluchari, Nagaland, Assam, Meghalaya, Rajkot, Patan and some others.

The pure handloom white salwar kameez has a white kameez with trendy design light green prints all over. There is a dark green border with maroon designs on it. The handloom bright white salwar has light green floral prints on it. The chunni with green and maroon prints with thread borders completes a fresh look and feel salwar kameez suitable for office, social occasions, festivals, conferences, parties.
The south handloom hazelnut brown and deep brown salwar kameez has gold printed design along the neck embroidery in the upper third with light floral design on the rest of the hazelnut brown kameez. The deep brown salwar has a good design in light brown colour on it. The hazelnut brown and crimson red dual colour chiffon chunni has gold prints on it making the entire piece extremely sensational. This designer wear would do for any occasion on account of its very exclusive look.
The very floral brown and black handloom salwar kameez has mustard mango buttis in bagru block prints on a deep brown kameez. The accompanying black salwar has white floral bagru block prints on it. The floral picture is complete with a dupatta having large checks pattern created by black and brown floral prints of different designs printed on a greyish background with light stripes on it. Brown designs bagru block printed borders are at either end of the soft cotton chunni. An extremely picturesque piece, it would suit for office, outings, social functions, festivals, parties.
The nice contrast black and peach coloured pure handloom cotton salwar kameez has evenly distributed red, green, white and yellow coloured pochampalli ikkat floral prints all over a black coloured Kameez. The peach coloured salwar is a plain one of cotton contrasting beautifully. The pure chiffon chunni is a beautiful grey and light peach one. This extremely elegant salwar kamiz is fitting for any ocasion.
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