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Ginvaani Weaves creates Handloom, Hand-woven, Handcrafted, Hand-dyed, Hand embroidered Scarf, Stoles and Shawls in pure and blended natural yarns such as Cotton, Khadi, Linen, Silk, Wool, using techniques such as Jacquard, Jamdani, Shibori, with & without surface ornamentations and embellishments from read more... |
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Khadi is a term for handspun and hand-woven cloth made out of cotton which is handspun into yarn on a spinning wheel called a charkha. Khadi is made by thousands of skilled artisans living in rural areas. It is cool, comfortable and truly environment friendly, suitable for all types of season. |
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Jamdani – also referred to as ‘Embroidery on the loom’, is a time-consuming and labor-intensive form of weaving because of the richness of its motifs, which are created directly on the Hand loom using the discontinuous weft technique.
Ginvaani Weaves encourages this read more... |
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Ginvaani Weaves has always endeavored to appreciate, explore, nourish & promote traditional textile art forms of not only our own country but also those of various cultures & peoples of the world.
Shibori is the Japanese word for a variety of ways of embellishing textiles by read more... |
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In West Bengal, Chikankari is also a widely practiced embroidery art. Record of the travelers of the sixteenth century describes that during the sixteenth century, white work from Bengal, was influenced by the Portuguese traders, the residents of the port Hugli, north of Kolkata of that time. The Bengali read more... |
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Ginvaani Weaves brings to you beautiful, unique and elaborately embroidered Kantha Scarves, Stoles, Quilts and other varieties.
Kantha, literally patched-cloth, is a charming textile that seamlessly combines both embroidery and quilting. The crafting of kantha has been a cherished read more... |
