India's silk sarees are a celebration of culture and craftsmanship. Explore the unique characteristics of Banarasi, Assam, Kanchipuram, Mysore, and Bhagalpuri silks. Discover more varieties at Indiehaat!

Ilkal sarees, known for their contrasting borders and pallu, are handwoven treasures from Karnataka. Made from silk or cotton, these elegant drapes are perfect for special occasions, combining tradition with modern style.

Steeped in history, Chanderi silk boasts a lightweight, shimmering beauty. Originally crafted from cotton, it evolved to include silk and boasts a range of modern designs. From sarees to dresses, Chanderi's versatility complements any style. Support local artisans and explore the timeless elegance of Chanderi silk at Indiehaat.

Discover the heritage of Patteda Anchu sarees from Karnataka, woven with pure cotton and rich history spanning 250 years. Originally gifted to devadasis, it symbolizes tradition and craftsmanship. Indiehaat proudly presents 'The Patteda Anchu Collection,' preserving cultural legacy for generations to come.

Discover the rich tradition and timeless beauty of Suzani embroidery, a revered textile art form originating from Central Asia. From its origins in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan to its contemporary resurgence in the realms of fashion and home décor, Suzani embroidery is celebrated for its intricate designs, vibrant motifs, and cultural significance. Explore the diverse regional variations, from Bukhara Suzani to Samarkand Suzani, each bearing its own unique charm. Experience the revival of this ancient craft and embark on a journey through the captivating tapestry of Suzani embroidery.

Indiehaat passionately preserves traditional artistry and embroidery, offering culturally significant works for customers to explore and purchase. Our curated collection showcases the rich heritage of age-old crafts, empowering artisans and celebrating diverse cultural legacies. Shop now for authentic, timeless treasures at Indiehaat.

Chikankari, an exquisite embroidery art, traces its roots to the Mughal era and flourishes in Lucknow. Originally royal work, it now adorns various fabrics and products, providing livelihoods to rural artisans and women, while symbolizing timeless elegance and India's rich cultural heritage.

Ikat, derived from 'Mengikat', entails pre-dyeing yarns before weaving, yielding patterns on both sides of the fabric. Its blurred motifs reflect the weaver's skill. Originating from Southeast Asia, it spread to India through trade routes. Andhra Pradesh/Telangana, Gujarat, and Odisha are key centers. IndieHaat offers exquisite ikat products, celebrating craftsmanship.

Indian hand block printing, dating back to 3000 BC, showcases intricate designs on eco-friendly textiles, exported worldwide. Crafted with teak wood, it preserves tradition amidst modern fashion trends.