Silk Fabric

Artistically designed in host of splendid colors and designs, these silk brocade fabric are attractive to look at. Adorned with multicolored floral, leaf and other patterns, these silk brocade fabric are created with a blend of tradition and contemporary patterns. These silk brocade fabric are richly decorative and shuttle-woven silk brocade fabrics come with silver threads and used for manufacturing sarees, lehangas, blouses, suits and many other apparels.

Silk Kimkhab is known for its luxurious look. It is soft, luster and one of the higher grade fabrics. It gives utmost comfort to the wearer in all types of weather. It keeps the body warm in winter and cool in summer. These silk fabrics are popular worldwide because of their attractive designs, alluring color combinations and style. These products are availed in loads of colors and shades that are rare in the other brands. Men dresser use the kimkhabs for state dresses and trousers and women usually make petticoats or skirts of these gorgeous fabrics.

Pure Brocade fabric is  high in quality, finishing and design. It is a class of richly decorative shuttle-woven fabrics, often made in colored silks and with or without gold and silver threads These dress materials are widely appreciated for its fast color vibrant and attractive designs. These Brocade dress materials are fixed with or without gold and silver threads. This fabric specially made by 100% natural silk fibers with tested metallic yarns. 

Silk Panpuhi fascinates everyone with its elegance and grandeur. This overall natural self-lined silk is beautiful blend of different textures, style and quality. These pure silk fabrics are manufactured using optimum quality silk thread. Widely used in garment and home furnishing industries, these fabrics are available in attractive colors, designs and patterns. The alluring color combinations in various patterns like damask, natural, stripes and checks makes them unique from the other ones available in the market. 

Antique Kimkhab means the fabric of dreams. The pattern in kimkhab looks as though embroidered on top of an already rich silk. The silk fabrics have colored silk or gold threads called kalabattu is interwoven to form the most attractive designs. It is a specially prepared thread of silk with a metallic mounting of gilded silver. A thin bar of silver is beaten and drawn through a succession of holes in an iron plate to obtain a wire. This wire is slightly twisted spirally around the silk thread.