I am editing the topic to say: Bhagalpur silk- gift to our Graduate!Originally posted by: shridevigaddam
I so agree with you Blokes. 😆 😆
Wish u were subject was different and I could see the article that day itself. Bhagalpur is so famous for its Tusser Silks and it has been one of the key Silk trading center since ancient times.Wish they showed her in Tusser with Madhubani print or without it, any tusser saree, or even Balucheri or kantha of Bengal, so much closer to Bihar than Kerala. That would have been so nice...
nope- banana fiber is called "naar pattu" in Tamil- literally means "fiber silk"- it is very thin and the saris drip dry very easily. If ever you get to Chennai, go to a good silk saree store and ask for Naar pattu- u will find it.Originally posted by: shridevigaddam
thank you Blokes - for improving the subject 😊 and additional info in banana fiber.
Is it by anyway called Raw Silk ? I have a Tusser, bought in Delhi and when I buying a second one in Bangalore, the shopkeeper termed it was Raw Silk. The raw silk has a more rough look look than the tusser one which is far softer than Raw. But all in all, I like the glazy look of starched finesse on the barky crusty finish. I like them.Angel - wearing silk for office in the very beginning may not be possible. It will be too dressed up and also now spring is on. Silk ka time gaya 😆But..But.. we can watch Indira Krishnan (Ganga Devi) wearing the Tusser sarees. She wears them. She has few in the collection, the ones I remember are the beige and the green one 😉
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