Chanderi
Chanderi is a luxurious, lightweight fabric known for its fine texture and elegant sheen, traditionally woven using silk and cotton.
About Chanderi
Chanderi fabric is a specialty textile originating from the town of Chanderi in India. It is characterized by its lightweight and sheer quality, often featuring intricate jacquard patterns that add to its aesthetic appeal. The fabric is typically made from a blend of silk and cotton, which contributes to its soft hand feel and breathability. Chanderi is commonly used in traditional garments such as sarees and ethnic wear, making it a popular choice for festive occasions.
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Hand wash or gentle machine wash in cold water. Iron on low heat. Avoid direct sunlight to maintain color.
Additional Information
Chanderi fabric is highly regarded for its traditional craftsmanship and is often embellished with zari work or embroidery, enhancing its luxurious appeal.
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