·  - WE DO OUR BEST TO DESCRIBE AN ITEM'S COLOR IN EACH DESCRIPTION WE WRITE.

·  - WE HOLD EACH FABRIC TO THE WINDOW TO OBSERVE THE COLOR IN NATURAL LIGHT.

·  - WE SCRATCH OUR HEADS SEARCHING FOR JUST THE RIGHT COLOR TERMS.

·  - IN SPITE OF OUR BEST INTENTIONS, WE CAN NEVER GUARANTEE EXACT COLORS OR COLOR MATCHING 

WE CUSTOM MAKE YOUR COLOR/DESIGNS

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WE DO CUSTOM CURTAIN/BED SPREAD/BED SKIRT SHAMS ETC

WE SELL SWATCHES

Brocade~Width 44"~Pure Silk Brocade~Width 44"~ Red & Black Color design~very pretty .very nice feel and finish, looks better than pictures,great for victorian gowns and much more. THE TRADITION OF BRINGING SILK TO LIFE Brocade weaving, especially with gold and silver, has been an age-old tradition in India. There are two broad classes of brocades. Brocades of pure silk or silk and cotton blends and zari brocades with gold and silver threads. The most important material in brocade weaving is silk. It facilitates lovely weaves, is durable, strong, fine and smooth. There are several varieties of raw silk of which the chief ones used for brocades are Tanduri, Banaka and Mukta. Tanduri is imported from Malda and other places in Bengal . Banaka is thinner and finer variety and is mostly used to weave soft fabrics such as turbans and handkerchiefs.

·  - WE DO OUR BEST TO DESCRIBE AN ITEM'S COLOR IN EACH DESCRIPTION WE WRITE.

·  - WE HOLD EACH FABRIC TO THE WINDOW TO OBSERVE THE COLOR IN NATURAL LIGHT.

·  - WE SCRATCH OUR HEADS SEARCHING FOR JUST THE RIGHT COLOR TERMS.

·  - IN SPITE OF OUR BEST INTENTIONS, WE CAN NEVER GUARANTEE EXACT COLORS OR COLOR MATCHING 

WE CUSTOM MAKE YOUR COLOR/DESIGNS

ASK FOR QUANTITY

WE DO CUSTOM CURTAIN/BED SPREAD/BED SKIRT SHAMS ETC

WE SELL SWATCHES

Brocade~Width 44"~Pure Silk Brocade~Width 44"~ Red & Black Color design~very pretty .very nice feel and finish, looks better than pictures,great for victorian gowns and much more. THE TRADITION OF BRINGING SILK TO LIFE Brocade weaving, especially with gold and silver, has been an age-old tradition in India. There are two broad classes of brocades. Brocades of pure silk or silk and cotton blends and zari brocades with gold and silver threads. The most important material in brocade weaving is silk. It facilitates lovely weaves, is durable, strong, fine and smooth. There are several varieties of raw silk of which the chief ones used for brocades are Tanduri, Banaka and Mukta. Tanduri is imported from Malda and other places in Bengal . Banaka is thinner and finer variety and is mostly used to weave soft fabrics such as turbans and handkerchiefs.