Nawada Handloom Printed Dark Orange Dopatta Banarasi Saree such as teak or sheesham

such as teak or sheesham

Our artisan are practicing this tradition of making korai grass mat for past 3 generations and are recognised by Indian government

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They are known for their beautiful banded patterns and come in various colours

The roots of Filigree can also be traced back to the Italian and French metalwork from17th to 19th century

Nawada Handloom Printed Dark Orange Dopatta Banarasi Saree such as teak or sheeshamThe tradition of handloom in Bihar is as ancient as the civilization itself in Bihar. Patliputra the capital of the Grand Magadh Empire, was the centre of fashion, style and class. It thus attracted weavers from all over the country who with the help of local craftsmen created styles over ages which now have become famous the world over. In the eastern part of Bihar, have the largest concentration of weavers. the geo climatic condition of the region