Pure Handloom Dupattas
from India
Shibori Dupattas
from Rajasthan
Traditional dupattas are typically long, rectangular pieces of fabric, which are a staple part of Indian attire. They add a touch of modesty and grace to any dress that you pair them up with. This is a very versatile accessory and you can drape it as an additional layer over your kurtas, lehengas, sharers, etc. You can even accessorise it with belts to add some structure to your look. In this blog, let us take a look at some of the most wonderful handloom dupattas.
What Are Handloom Dupattas
As the name suggests, handloom dupattas are handwoven by talented artisans on a traditional loom. What makes these handbook dupattas unique is their beautiful texture, intricate design, and gorgeous appeal. These traditional dupattas can be made from a blend of different fabrics such as cotton, silk, linen, etc. A handloom cotton dupatta is a highly sought-after fashion item in India. The origin of traditional dupattas dates back to ancient times, where we find mentions of an upper garment known as Uttariya. There are so many records of people wearing veils on one side of their shoulders or covering their heads during ancient times, especially during the period of the Indus Valley Civilization. Handloom weaving has been a big part of India’s cultural heritage where different states have exhibited proficiency in different weaving techniques and styles.
Some Popular Types Of Handloom Dupattas
If you want to elevate the appeal of your traditional wardrobe with some ethnic handloom dupattas, you can check out the following varieties. Chanderi Silk Handloom Dupatta
These dupattas are known for their elegance. This Chanderi silk handloom dupatta from Madhya Pradesh with Pipad block printing has managed to amass a dedicated fan base among fashion enthusiasts.
Shibori Tie & Dye Handloom Dupatta
The elegance of this Shibori Tie & Dye dupatta is unmissable. These handloom dupattas feature intricate tie & dye designs and are easy to carry.
Tussar Cotton Handloom Dupatta
Get yourself a tussar cotton handloom dupatta to bring that extra elegance to your look.This goes well with any kind of suit, or kurti.
Jamdani Handloom Katan Dupatta
Bring the elegance of jamdani in your look with this Jamdani handloom dupatta in katan silk. The tassel details make this dupatta look ethereal.
Manipuri weaving Dupatta
When you want to wear a lightweight handloom dupatta you can choose a Manipur weaving cotton Dupatta.
Khashida Hand Embroidery Dupatta
When you have to make an appearance and look your ethnic best, a Khashida embroidery duppta is the perfect choice for you. With intricate embroideries this dupatta adds a charm and elegance to your look.
Maintaining A Handloom Dupatta
In order to effectively care for your handloom dupattas, you can hand wash them with mild detergent. Stay away from harsh bleaching agents. You can even get your handloom dupattas dry-cleaned for proper care.
While ironing, make sure that you keep a soft cloth between the cloth and iron. Do not iron any embellishments or delicate prints.
For storage, keep the traditional dupattas in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight.
You can check out a variety of dupattas on iTokri and take a pick as per your preference. Handloom dupattas are made by skilled artisans from different parts of India bringing in the indigenous art of the country. Our Indian handloom online store strives to bring only the best for you.
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