Blog – Page 2 – Leheriya

Rich Indian Art Forms on Fabrics

Indian Art Forms have always been a source of inspiration for textile designers and there are several art forms that are currently trending on fabr...

What is Wax Batik Work?

Wax Batik Work, also known as Batik, is a traditional technique of fabric dyeing that originated in Indonesia. The process involves applying wax to...

What are Lucknowi Suits?

Lucknowi Suits are traditional Indian outfits originating from the city of Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh, India. These suits are known for the...

What distiguishes Handloom Mangalgiri Cotton Fabric from other weaves?

Mangalgiri is a very popular handloom textile named after a small village where weaving Mangalgiri Cotton is the main occupation. It has a lot of g...

What is Kota Doria or Kota Doriya?

#leheriyapedia Kota Doria is a fabric made from both cotton and silk, making it shiny and comfortable. Silk gives kota doria the distinctive shine...

What is Handloom and Why it is important?

#leheriyapedia Handloom basically means hand-woven without usage of any machine or electricity. The biggest difference between handloom clothing an...

What is Leheriya or Leheria?

Leheriya or Leheria is a traditional way of dyeing fabrics using the tie and dye technique practiced in Rajasthan. The fabric (usually cotton or si...

What are Semi-Stitched suits and Semi-Stitched Dress Materials?

Semi-Stitched suits are unstitched Fabrics but with pre-defined neck styles, sleeve styles, sleeve length, neck depth and outfit length. These can ...

What are Unstitched Ladies Suits and Unstitched Dress Materials?

Unstitched Dress Materials are one size for all fabrics that are available in different types of colors, designs, prints, price, etc. These can be ...