Gujarati Gharchola...
Posted by kumkum in Gharchola on 09 13th, 2008 | No Comments
The Gharchola is a saree traditionally woven for a Gujurati bride’s wedding and is traditionally bought for her by her bridegroom. The Gharchola generally has a square of gold thread, with a small ethnic motif or an auspicious symbol like a lotus or a peacock embroidered in gold in the center....
Exclusive Dress Material...
Posted by kumkum in Dress Material on 09 8th, 2008 | No Comments
KumKum Sarees offers an unmatched range of appealing Punjabi Suits, Fancy Fabrics, Stoles, Scarves, Dupattas and Unstitch Dress Materials at most affordable prices. Starting our journey in 1990′s, with the manufacture of Pure Silk Ladies dress materials and fancy fabrics, we have gone from strength...
Embroidery Saree...
Posted by kumkum in Embroidary Sarees on 09 8th, 2008 | No Comments
Embroidered sarees is a passion in the states of colour – Gujarat and Rajasthan. The highlight of the embroidered saris here is vibrant colour contrasts, rich patterns and sparkling mirror work. The craft of threads seems to pervade all aspects of life here, then be it their costumes, shoes, household...
Ladies Kurti...
Posted by kumkum in Kurtis on 09 8th, 2008 | No Comments
Bollywood Style Designer Indian Kurti – Unique Indian Kurtis for Women – It’s the latest in Indian fashion! If you are looking to buy the designer kurtis (tunic) to match with your jeans, trousers or salwars, simply browse through our collection below and purchase in retail at wholesale...
Traditional Bandhani Chaniya Choli...
Posted by kumkum in Chaniya Choli on 09 8th, 2008 | No Comments
Traditional Indian cholis, bandhani Chaniya Choli and shop traditional Chaniya cholis. Formal chaniya choli in silk, silk material chaniya choli, silk fabric shop from KumKum Collection, India.
The contemporary fashion scene seems to be looking back into the past for inspiration. The Chaniya-Choli, an...
Exclusive Bandhani Saree...
Posted by kumkum in Bandhani Sarees on 09 8th, 2008 | No Comments
Bandhani sarees are popular for their vibrant colors and beautiful designs. The word ‘Bandhani’ comes from the Hindi word ‘Bandhan’ which means tying. Bandhani work is mostly done in the states of Rajasthan and Gujarat.
Every Bandhani saree goes through a rather difficult and time-consuming process....
KumKum Sarees – An Exclusive Tradi...
Posted by kumkum in Featured Articles on 09 2nd, 2008 | No Comments
KumKumSarees from India is the best saree shop which gives you more than 100 latest gujrati sareedesigns of bandhani saris, gujrati sarees, traditional gujrati saris, bandhani sarees for festivals and traditional get togethers for online shopping in the world.
Signs of civilization in the region that...