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  Image Source- Tirumala Designers India is a nation that is renowned for its cultural continuity, especially in the face of so much diversity. Although we tend to classify cultural identities according to the languages they speak, before anyone speaks, it is the unique way that people dress in India that creates their identities. The vast array of designs that are available today is a result of the skills and knowledge of craftsmen, which have been passed down from generation to generation. It is no surprise that each Indian cultural region has its own fabric and style. This blog is dedicated to the unique heritage of Indian fabric and will, in all its modesty; attempt to highlight the rich legacy of Indian fabrics that continues to find its way into modern adaptations made by designers around the world. Fashion Trends That Change with Time Tirumala can help you make a big difference in your wardrobe by selling high-quality fabric. You can also use net fabrics to make dres...

Image Source- Tirumala Designers Embroidered Velvet Fabric   composes of several varied kinds of fabrics and is woven on a special loom thereby weaving two pieces of velvet at same time. After this, two pieces are then cut apart while two lengths of fabric are wound on separate take up rolls. Velvet fabric has what is known as a nap; when you run your hand down a length of fabric it will feel rough in one direction and smooth in the other.  The nap affects the color of velvet fabric, with it appearing darker in the direction in which the nap runs up.  When cutting velvet fabric for upholstery pieces or for curtains, it is important to consider the nap. TYPES OF VELVET EMBROIDERY FABRIC Cissel: Cissel velvet fabric is a satin weave fabric with a velvet pattern on a sheer background. Crushed: Crushed velvet fabric can be produced by pressing the fabric down in different directions. It can also be produced by mechanically twisting the fabric while wet. Crushed ...