You probably know the story of how handmade Dhakai sari from the eastern end of India used to fit into a matchbox?

You probably know the story of how handmade Dhakai sari from the eastern end of India used to fit into a matchbox? Well, the Dhakai has attained a new glory and kalamkari, ikat, and other ranges of Indian prints have garnered the same praise with time. The glory of Indian weaves rests in its prints, twirling of darns and delicacy of its cloth. India Imprints takes this opportunity to celebrate Indian craftsmen like never.

Gushing in the joy of creating new stories with every print, the essence of India rests in the painting of idols of Goddesses and the range of animals that kalamkari showcases. The unique culture of the eastern golden beauty is reflected in the craftsmanship of workers creating the shades of ikat. The truth of Indian heritage is found in the Rangoli patterns made on the seven yards.

Celebrating the spirit and living up to its inimitable style – India Imprints salutes the hand smiths this festive season.