Best Indian Traditional Clothing

Lehengas have always ruled weddings all over India, but the changing trends and innovations are in full swing. These days a lot of fusion is added to the lehengas, thus taking the style game to the top-notch level. Crop top lehengas are those which are considered the most demanded and extraordinary piece of garment that capture a whole new essence of traditional apparel for modern teenage girls and women. Crop top lehenga is the contemporary fashion of today’s era. It basically pairs a crop top instead of a blouse that ends above the navel. Crop-top lehengas are a great option if you are going for a sexy yet classy look. It is a bold yet elegant combination, perfect for special occasions like weddings and parties. All new-fashioned women are just loving the Indo- western combination of a hot and chic crop top along with a lehenga as it lets them play around with cuts, style, patterns, designs, colours, etc. Crop top lehengas for the bride-to-be Crop-top wedding lehenga has recently eme...

  Jacket Lehenga Jacket Lehenga Jacket Lehenga: The traditional touch to your ethnic closet. The Jacket lehenga is a fusion outfit that combines two traditional Indian garments - the lehenga and the jacket. A lehenga is a long skirt worn with a blouse, while a jacket is a long, open-fronted garment that covers the upper body. The jacket is typically long, reaching up to the knee or longer, and has a flared or A-line silhouette. It can be sleeveless or have full sleeves, and may feature intricate embroidery or embellishments. The jacket can be worn open, to show off the blouse worn underneath, or can be buttoned up for a more modest look. Jacket lehenga’s are popular for weddings, formal occasions, and festive events. They are versatile and can be styled in different ways to create a range of looks, from traditional and elegant to modern and edgy. They are also a great option for those who want to experiment with different styles while still staying true to traditional Indi...

 The elegant grace of the voluminous skirt i.e. lehenga has an untold tale of allurement which puts forward its significance from the vintage era till the present epoch. It is one of the dazzling pieces of style to be flaunted that instantly bring out the lively essence in your charisma for the high spirited occasion.“Samyakk “brings to you the vibrant and stunning collection of designer lehenga choli with eye-catching hues, fine ornamentation of embroideries and embellishments, in beautiful motifs, patterns and designs. Get along through the wide range of categories to choose from bridal lehenga , bridesmaid’s lehenga , Jacket Lehenga & Draped Lehenga . Pick out your gorgeous piece of lehenga choli and let the crowd be astonished with your spectacular outlook at the sparkling occasion . More Details- Designer bridal lehenga Designer bridal lehenga is the beautiful and wondrous attire for brides that are enhanced by elaborated embroideries on the ample lehenga, choli and dupat...

  The first thing we remember when someone says silk saree is Kanchipuram. Every woman will at least have one Kanchipuram silk saree. Kanchipuram silk sarees are the gems created by the master weavers in the town Kanchipuram which is also known as silk city.  They are the most sought-after silk sarees. The history of Kanchipuram is traced back to the times of God, as per legends the weavers settled in the town of Kanchipuram about 400 years back and are the descendants of Sage Markanda, the master weaver of God. This town is also known as the temple city and was ruled by many famous Kings of Indian history. The Devangas and the Saligars of Andhra Pradesh are the two major communities that migrated to Kanchipuram town and they are known for their weaving silks. THE ENDURING CHARM OF KANCHIPURAM / KANJIVARAM WEAVES Kanchipuram also called  Kanjivaramsarees ,  Kanchi Pattu Saree  or Kanjeevaram Saree  is traditionally woven silk that originated in the vil...

  A patan patola is a traditional form of block-printed textile which is originated in the patan region of Gujarat, India. Pure Patan Patola is known for its intricate designs and vibrant colors and is the ultimate symbol of wealth. How is patan patola made? Pure silk patan patola is made using double  ikkat weaving  techniques, which require tying and dyeing both the warp and weft yarns separately, before weaving them together to create an intricate pattern. The process requires great skills and expertise and can take up to a year to complete just one piece of cloth. Patan patola is one of the finest and is highly prized for its beauty and durability. Patan patola today- The cloth is laboriously weaved by hand on a loom, and the process has remained unchanged for centuries. The finished product is a thing of beauty, with intricate designs and bright colors that are clearly not possible to replicate with machine-made fabric. Now, mostly patola is used for special occasion...

 India is a beautiful nation of diversity. For each season, we have a fabulous festival that reflects our rich cultural heritage and also unites us with our loved ones. The month of March-April witnesses one such festival named Ugadi. Ugadi/Yugadi/Gudi Padwa is the New Years day for the Hindus of Karnataka, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. The first day of the Hindu lunisolar calendar month of Chaitra or March/April is the day to wish a Happy Ugadi. The term Ugadi or Yugadi is derived from two Sanskrit words – Yuga meaning age and Adi meaning beginning. So, it means the “beginning of a new age”. On the day of Ugadi, many other parts and cultures in India celebrate their New Year. The festival is celebrated to acknowledge the day on which Brahma created the earth. The day also marks the beginning of the spring season with new plants and leaves rejuvenating marking the beginning of new and fresh life. Deities associated with the festival:- The Ugadi puja is done by worshi...

 Chiniya Silk Saree Chiniya silk sarees were originated in Banaras. Chiniya is the name of the innovative new kind of silk thread that was used in the creation of this hand-woven saree. Chiniya silk fabric is a type of fabric produced using silk thread called Chiniya. They were originally made only in natural white colour but with an increase in demand they started producing these sarees in vibrant as well as pastel tones. These sarees use two different types of threads, making them a great choice for every season, especially in the hot Indian summers but can also be a great pick for winter. Weavers of Banaras came up with Chiniya sarees with combined technology and their silks revived the textile industry. These sarees are simple yet stunning and are perfect for any occasion as they come in light and pastel shade as well. These simple sarees with a zari border and geometric prints work well for any event. You can check out our huge selection of chiniya silk saree at Samyakk.com. C...