Mysore silk sarees are known for their pure silk fabric, elegant designs, and rich colors. They are a symbol of traditional South Indian attire. 7. Madhubani Paintings (Bihar) Location ...

Located in the southern state of Karnataka, Mysuru, previously known as Mysore ... items while the sarees are made of silk woven with zari in a myriad of vivid colors. These products capture ...

This essentially translates to 5,000 sarees per year. Despite this, it is still finding it difficult to meet the extensive demand for the world-renowned Mysore Silk sarees. “I visited the ...

Sound the style sirens because saree season just got a price drop! From flowy florals to regal silks, this curated collection is serving glam at prices that’ll make your wallet sing. With ...

For those who love rich tones, a maroon Mysore silk saree teamed with a yellow blouse is a striking option. The yellow border on the saree matches the blouse perfectly, creating a bold contrast that’s ...

Discover the World’s Largest Mysore Pak Experience Centre in Mysuru, a unique tribute to Karnataka’s most beloved sweet. India is home to a variety of sweets, but few stir up as much nostalgia as the ...

Here are five traditional South Indian sarees worn by popular actresses from the South Indian industry, perfect to recreate for your next celebration. Sai Pallavi’s Off White Silk Saree Sai Pallavi ...

Over the past 45 years, Star of Mysore has been the newspaper that Mysureans reach for every evening to know about the happenings in Mysuru city. The newspaper has feature rich articles and dedicated ...

Another popular silk saree originating in Bengal is Garad silk saree, which is a must-have in your wardrobe. Garad actually means white and refers to silk that has never been dyed, and hence these ...

An inspired use of Bose’s personal collection of vintage Mysore silk sarees emerges throughout the home, from framed textile art on the first floor to even wrapping around the ceiling of the bar, ...

The ground floor and the first floor houses daily wear saris, embroidered, printed, and in Pothy’s trademark styles of Kalamkari, Pochampally, and Mysore silk. Even their modern mixes of silk and ...