Group items tagged

How good is the idea of reinvention in design? Can you spell out its direct benefits? Read here about the proposed reinvention of the traditional Baluchari weave from Bengal and leave us your views...

Getting nostalgic about the art of block printing, Dr. Alka Raghuvanshi uses technological windfall to elicit renewed respect for this almost-forgotten traditional craft... Click the link to read more>>

What is the most effective way to bring art to the masses? Read about paintings turned into couture, modelled by stalwarts from the arts and cultural scenario... and leave us your feedback.

Kareena Kapoor has remained in the limelight not only for her outstanding performances in some of the most challenging avatars in films like Chameli, Kurbaan, Omkara etc. that were much oriented to the diversification of the deep impacting characterizations which truly revealed her spellbound talent as an actor.

Katrina Kaif, the "oomph girl" is undoubtedly one of the most sexiest women and sought after actor in B-town.

The beauty of Indian weddings is that it has so many beautiful rituals to be performed before the actual wedding. There are various pre and post wedding celebrations to occur as per Indian rituals and traditions.

Yellow and green are the natural colours. Every skin tone and colour goes with the hues of yellow and green. People wearing these colours seem as if they h

New beautiful Indian bridal fashion mehndi, barat and valima dresses different colors styles collection in 2015.

On Fashioncrab, you will find best handpicked silver oxidised jhumkis with various patterns and designs. We offer designer as well as traditional jhumkis that can be worn with any ethnic attire like Sarees, Cotton printed suits, lehengas, etc. Available in unique peacock style design, they top the list among every young girl - be it in an office or college

Textile revivalist and principal designer at the House of Angadi innovates the traditional Kanjivaram saris into silk, linen blend Kanjivarams and khadi Kanjivaramas with a rich sprinkling of ikat-inspired designs and more. Sari enthusiasts, Ar. Brinda Somaya and interior designer and stylist Lipika Sud express their opinion on this reinterpretation of the traditional Indian garment. Read here…

Renewing contemporary interest into ancient native weaving and other textile design techniques from India, craftsmen come together to exhibit as many as 15 different approaches to designing the sari!