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Designer Gaurang Shah's New Store In Hyderabad Is An Ode To India's Rich Textiles And Weaves
Designer Gaurang Shah has created a living museum over 22,000 square feet, featuring the most exquisite, rare and precious weaves and textiles of India
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A Made-In-Kerala Carpet Stole The Show At Met Gala 2025 (For The Third Time)
Nyett, a century-old brand from Kerala, weaves heritage, sustainability, and global grandeur into the Met Gala's iconic blue carpet
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Watch: Passenger Weaves Own Seat Between Berths In Packed Train, Internet Reacts
The hack sparked conversations about the challenges of travelling on Indian trains, where seats are often limited.
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How Daal Bhaat Weaves Itself into the Heart of Indian Food Memories
which is why I have had mine ready for as long as I can remember - dal (a mix of moong and arhar) with a simple jeera tadka (tempering), bhaat (Bengal rice only), duku ko saag (mustard shoots/leaves vegetable), and aloo ko achar (potato pickle), both made in the Nepali style, and ghee papad.
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Mission Majnu Song Rabba Janda: Sidharth Malhotra And Rashmika Mandanna Weave A Tale Of Love
Mission Majnu is an Indian spy thriller starring Sidharth Malhotra in the lead role
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Mouni Roy Is A Stunning South Indian Bride In A White And Red Saree
Mouni Roy and Suraj Nambiar married in style in a South Indian ceremony in Goa
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Handloom To Couture: Designer Vaishali Shadangule Takes Her Signature "Cords" To Paris Couture Week
The first Indian woman to debut at Paris Haute Couture, Vaishali Shadangule uplifts her signature handloom weaves to couture
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The Timeless Appeal Of The Royal Patola From Patan
Patola has slowly seen a revival in recent times by being incorporated in contemporary pieces with a traditional sense of style.
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The Princely Stature Of Patola And Its Brand New Modern Visage
Patola's opulent style and woven fabric enjoys a second life as inspiration for Indian fashion
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The Brocades Of Banaras - Weaving Magic For Centuries
Designer Payal Khandwala takes us through the history of Banarasi brocade and its evolution in Indian couture
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Designer Gaurang Shah's New Store In Hyderabad Is An Ode To India's Rich Textiles And Weaves
Designer Gaurang Shah has created a living museum over 22,000 square feet, featuring the most exquisite, rare and precious weaves and textiles of India
-
A Made-In-Kerala Carpet Stole The Show At Met Gala 2025 (For The Third Time)
Nyett, a century-old brand from Kerala, weaves heritage, sustainability, and global grandeur into the Met Gala's iconic blue carpet
-
Watch: Passenger Weaves Own Seat Between Berths In Packed Train, Internet Reacts
The hack sparked conversations about the challenges of travelling on Indian trains, where seats are often limited.
-
How Daal Bhaat Weaves Itself into the Heart of Indian Food Memories
which is why I have had mine ready for as long as I can remember - dal (a mix of moong and arhar) with a simple jeera tadka (tempering), bhaat (Bengal rice only), duku ko saag (mustard shoots/leaves vegetable), and aloo ko achar (potato pickle), both made in the Nepali style, and ghee papad.
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Mission Majnu Song Rabba Janda: Sidharth Malhotra And Rashmika Mandanna Weave A Tale Of Love
Mission Majnu is an Indian spy thriller starring Sidharth Malhotra in the lead role
-
Mouni Roy Is A Stunning South Indian Bride In A White And Red Saree
Mouni Roy and Suraj Nambiar married in style in a South Indian ceremony in Goa
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Handloom To Couture: Designer Vaishali Shadangule Takes Her Signature "Cords" To Paris Couture Week
The first Indian woman to debut at Paris Haute Couture, Vaishali Shadangule uplifts her signature handloom weaves to couture
-
The Timeless Appeal Of The Royal Patola From Patan
Patola has slowly seen a revival in recent times by being incorporated in contemporary pieces with a traditional sense of style.
-
The Princely Stature Of Patola And Its Brand New Modern Visage
Patola's opulent style and woven fabric enjoys a second life as inspiration for Indian fashion
-
The Brocades Of Banaras - Weaving Magic For Centuries
Designer Payal Khandwala takes us through the history of Banarasi brocade and its evolution in Indian couture
