<p>HandsOfIndia’ is conducting an exhibition-cum-sale till April 1, 9.30 am onwards at Lady Jehangir Hall, Indian Express circle.<br /><br /> The exhibition will feature handcrafted apparel made from handmade cotton as well as 10 hand embroidery forms from around the country — Phulkari from Punjab, Chikan, Pattiwork and Aari from Uttar Pradesh, Kantha and English embroidery from West Bengal, Sujani from Bihar, Sozni and Kashida from Kashmir and Kasuti from Karnataka. <br /> <br />The ‘Mekhala kurtas’, ‘Bandhani Kantha kurtas’ and ‘Daabka Ajrakh kurtas’ are just right for the season ahead with their traditional patterns and bright colours that blend into contemporary silhouettes. <br /><br />The range includes skirts, tops, reversible jackets and trousers. There are also handwoven Mangalagiri, Ikat, Donguria, silk, cotton, Maheshwari, Chanderi and Phulia saris. <br /><br />Hand printed tunics, materials with mirror work and impeccably stitched western wear are some other highlights of the exhibition. There is a range of ready-to-wear attire featuring various embroidery forms. <br /></p>
<p>HandsOfIndia’ is conducting an exhibition-cum-sale till April 1, 9.30 am onwards at Lady Jehangir Hall, Indian Express circle.<br /><br /> The exhibition will feature handcrafted apparel made from handmade cotton as well as 10 hand embroidery forms from around the country — Phulkari from Punjab, Chikan, Pattiwork and Aari from Uttar Pradesh, Kantha and English embroidery from West Bengal, Sujani from Bihar, Sozni and Kashida from Kashmir and Kasuti from Karnataka. <br /> <br />The ‘Mekhala kurtas’, ‘Bandhani Kantha kurtas’ and ‘Daabka Ajrakh kurtas’ are just right for the season ahead with their traditional patterns and bright colours that blend into contemporary silhouettes. <br /><br />The range includes skirts, tops, reversible jackets and trousers. There are also handwoven Mangalagiri, Ikat, Donguria, silk, cotton, Maheshwari, Chanderi and Phulia saris. <br /><br />Hand printed tunics, materials with mirror work and impeccably stitched western wear are some other highlights of the exhibition. There is a range of ready-to-wear attire featuring various embroidery forms. <br /></p>
