<p>RmKV is introducing its newest sari in the ‘Naturals’ range, woven from intrinsically pink yarn, after two years of experimentation. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The sari features ‘Gandaberunda’, the royal symbol of Mysore, as a tribute to the master weavers of Karnataka. <br /><br />Conceptualised in RmKV’s design studio, this sari is part of ‘RmKV Divya Shilpa Collection’, launched for the Ugadi festival and woven on specially created looms by handpicked master-weavers.<br /><br />RmKV is known for its innovations in the field of silk weaving. <br /><br />Keeping customer needs in mind, it has, over the years, pioneered several technological breakthroughs, leading to the 50,000 colour sari, the reversible silk sari, the Hamsa Damayanti sari to name a few. <br /><br />The art of dyeing garments from dyes derived from natural substances was a forgotten one through the years. <br /><br />RmKV, through its 'Naturals’ line of silks, revived this tradition after extensive research and painstaking experimentation. </p>
<p>RmKV is introducing its newest sari in the ‘Naturals’ range, woven from intrinsically pink yarn, after two years of experimentation. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The sari features ‘Gandaberunda’, the royal symbol of Mysore, as a tribute to the master weavers of Karnataka. <br /><br />Conceptualised in RmKV’s design studio, this sari is part of ‘RmKV Divya Shilpa Collection’, launched for the Ugadi festival and woven on specially created looms by handpicked master-weavers.<br /><br />RmKV is known for its innovations in the field of silk weaving. <br /><br />Keeping customer needs in mind, it has, over the years, pioneered several technological breakthroughs, leading to the 50,000 colour sari, the reversible silk sari, the Hamsa Damayanti sari to name a few. <br /><br />The art of dyeing garments from dyes derived from natural substances was a forgotten one through the years. <br /><br />RmKV, through its 'Naturals’ line of silks, revived this tradition after extensive research and painstaking experimentation. </p>