Grey Paisley Zari Chanderi Fabric
Fabric Name |
Grey Paisley Zari Chanderi Fabric |
| Width | 1.07 Mtrs (42 Inches) |
| Material | Chanderi Fabric |
| Weave | Plain Weave |
| Color | Grey |
| Product Code | 339 KR-19625 |
| Price | Rs. 1830/meter |
Description -->Chanderi fabric is a lightweight, sheer, and luxurious textile originating from the town of Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh, India. Known for its soft texture and subtle shine, it is traditionally woven using a mix of silk, cotton, and zari (metallic thread). Chanderi fabrics often feature delicate handwoven motifs inspired by nature, such as flowers, leaves, and geometric patterns. Highly valued for its elegance and breathability, Chanderi is commonly used to make sarees, suits, and dupattas, making it a popular choice for festive and traditional wear.
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Grey Paisley Zari Chanderi Fabric
Fabric Name |
Grey Paisley Zari Chanderi Fabric |
| Width | 1.07 Mtrs (42 Inches) |
| Material | Chanderi Fabric |
| Weave | Plain Weave |
| Color | Grey |
| Product Code | 339 KR-19625 |
| Price | Rs. 1830/meter |
Description -->Chanderi fabric is a lightweight, sheer, and luxurious textile originating from the town of Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh, India. Known for its soft texture and subtle shine, it is traditionally woven using a mix of silk, cotton, and zari (metallic thread). Chanderi fabrics often feature delicate handwoven motifs inspired by nature, such as flowers, leaves, and geometric patterns. Highly valued for its elegance and breathability, Chanderi is commonly used to make sarees, suits, and dupattas, making it a popular choice for festive and traditional wear.
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Fabric Name |
Grey Paisley Zari Chanderi Fabric |
| Width | 1.07 Mtrs (42 Inches) |
| Material | Chanderi Fabric |
| Weave | Plain Weave |
| Color | Grey |
| Product Code | 339 KR-19625 |
| Price | Rs. 1830/meter |
Description -->Chanderi fabric is a lightweight, sheer, and luxurious textile originating from the town of Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh, India. Known for its soft texture and subtle shine, it is traditionally woven using a mix of silk, cotton, and zari (metallic thread). Chanderi fabrics often feature delicate handwoven motifs inspired by nature, such as flowers, leaves, and geometric patterns. Highly valued for its elegance and breathability, Chanderi is commonly used to make sarees, suits, and dupattas, making it a popular choice for festive and traditional wear.
