Organza Silk-Cotton Handloom Scarf - Weft Multicolour

Organza Silk-Cotton Handloom Scarf

Brand: Ursha Creations
Weaving Method: Handloom
Material:Silk
Color: - Weft Multicolour

Product Dimension[Length x Width]: 180 cm x 55 cm
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Organza : A thin, stiff fabric which is made of cotton, silk or any artificial fibre. This fabric satiate the urge of extravagant fashion accessories of a person, traditionally derived from silk. Either with intricate embroidery or digital print, it helps to form a trendy contemporary look for you.

Silk: ’The Queen of Textiles’ is appreciated for its natural radiance, compatibility for dyes, lightweight, absorbing capacity, gorgeous colours, and drape-easy nature.

Silk is a cherished fibre forever. It has irrefutably curated its place as the ‘Queen of Textiles’ for millennia. It has been restricted to royal and noble attire for many centuries before it fell into the commoner’s hand. Yet being costly, the elegant fabric is still in vogue. Silk is a festive choice for many in India as well as abroad. Its versatility natural strength made it a very utilitarian fabric not only in the clothing, furnishing, and upholstery industry but also in medical surgeries, biotechnology.

Cotton: A soft, eco-friendly, natural plant based breathable fabric best for summer months that your skin loves. Cotton is also remarkably good for your skin, because of its hypoallergenic qualities. People with ski. Issues need to be very vigilant about their choice of clothing as any polyester or artificial fibre creates rashes for them. A pure cotton-based dresses are their best choice. You sleep well on cotton bed-sheet. As cotton breathes, it does not trap heat around your body - be it your clothing or beddings.

Cotton is called a thirsty crop as it consumes lot of water during cultivation. Thus the water footprint of cotton is very high and keeping its sustainable quotient in question. Yet mindful consumption habit and alternative cultivation technique should help this amazingly earthly crop curate wonders in our everyday consumables.