If you are asked to name a few Indian weaves, the first few names that will come to your mind is benarasi or chanderi. But our rich cultural heritage has some very unique and exquisite weaves which look awe-striking. We have curated a few lesser-known Indian weaves that deserve all the hype and attention. Read on.
Sambalpuri Ikat: It is a tie-dye technique used in cotton and silk fabrics made in the Sambalpur region of Odisha. The weavers tie and dye the yarns before weaving them into a fabric, creating intricate geometric patterns.
