Experienced artisans are involved in weaving process. The spinning, dyeing and weaving processes are done by adept artisans only. To weave out these super transparent, light textured and weightless sarees, the artisans fabricates strong cotton or cotton-silk yarns. The artisans use a traditional pit loom to weave these saris. It produces chequered patterns on the fabrics. He also uses warp and weft methods, to make a fine yarn into cotton or cotton-silk fabrics.
In looming process, the artisan uses the mixer of rice paste and onion juice. The weaving of yarns creates a geometric or chequered pattern. Due to this, the squares will be formed between different thicknesses of fibers, called ‘Khats’. Finally he gives a gossamer finish.

Experienced artisans are involved in weaving process. The spinning, dyeing and weaving processes are done by adept artisans only. To weave out these super transparent, light textured and weightless sarees, the artisans fabricates strong cotton or cotton-silk yarns. The artisans use a traditional pit loom to weave these saris. It produces chequered patterns on the fabrics. He also uses warp and weft methods, to make a fine yarn into cotton or cotton-silk fabrics.
In looming process, the artisan uses the mixer of rice paste and onion juice. The weaving of yarns creates a geometric or chequered pattern. Due to this, the squares will be formed between different thicknesses of fibers, called ‘Khats’. Finally he gives a gossamer finish.