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.

This blog post celebrates the artistry and heritage of Kalamkari prints, highlighting its cultural significance and the challenges faced by artisans. Through storytelling and reverence for tradition, it aims to evoke appreciation for this timeless craft and support its sustainability.

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.

Discover the timeless art of appliqué embroidery, where fabric pieces are meticulously sewn onto textiles, creating intricate designs. Originating from practical needs, this versatile technique now adorns garments, quilts, and more, celebrating tradition while embracing innovation in the textile industry.

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.