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The Indian handloom industry has a glorious past and committed towards the resurgence of hand-woven textiles and also keep key focus towards weavers welfare and development, Central Cottage Industries Emporium and Office of Development Commissioner (Handlooms), Ministry of Textiles, jointed organized exhibition cum sale titled "First Home of India Handloom Brand Products,” which was inaugurated by Union Textiles Minister Santosh Kumar Gangwar at Jawahar Vyapar Bhawan, Janpath, New Delhi on Wednesday.

Related Keywords: affordable prices, ajrak, bagh prints, bagru, banaras weaves, bandhani, Chanderi, dabu prints, desi dressers, hosted by Delhi Crafts Council, Ikat, including tie & dye, Kairi three day textile and sari exhibition, Kalamkari, Khadi, kota, laheriya, looking for traditional weaves, Maheshwari, tribal weaves from Bastar, weaving styles and patterns

A three day textile and sari exhibition called Kairi 2016 is hosted by Delhi Crafts in the Capital for desi dressers who are looking for traditional weaves at affordable prices.

The exhibition will offer a variety of time-honoured weaving styles and patterns, including tie & dye, khadi, ajrak, bagru, dabu prints, laheriya, bandhani, kalamkari, banaras weaves, ikat, kota, maheshwari, chanderi, bagh prints, tribal weaves from Bastar, and weaves from South India among others. The price range of the yardage starts at about Rs 200 per meter, while saris start from Rs1,500.

Related Keywords: Chanderi, Fashion designer, Ikat, Jamdani, Kand, Maheshwari, Paithani, traditional weaves of Indian textiles, Vaishali Shadangule, western and contemporary dresses

Jamdani, Paithani, Maheshwari, Chanderi, Kand, Ikat are traditional weaves of Indian textiles, which Mumbai-based fashion designer Vaishali Shandangule has taken up special mission to work with traditional weaves and textiles to give a new existence as western and contemporary dresses.