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Picnic-Perfect Sarees for the Outdoors

Something is just so appealing about a picnic: the well-cut lawn, the sunshine through the dapples, and the air smells good.Long enough, the concept of picnic outfit was monopolized by the Western ...

What Makes Tissue Silk Unique: Fabrics, Weaves, and Patterns

Silk Tissue: Products and Properties Tissue silk is a material that is full of sophistication. It is also a favorite with its lightweight airiness and shiny finish, which helps to stay the star fea...

Brunch in a Saree? Why Not! Styling Ultimate Guide of Casual Saree

We know about the saree, the king of weddings, feasts, and good evening balls. However, be honest, how many times do you have a chance to wear your beautiful collection? This is time to free the sa...

Winter Saree Look: How to Stay Warm and Stylish This Season

As air turns crisp, it is time to add a cozy, elegant twist to your saree wardrobe. A well curated winter saree look can keep you warm while turning heads. At Huts and Looms, we believe in blending...

Ironing Sarees Without Damaging the Fabric

Nothing like wrapping some fresh ironed saree. The sharp stitch, the diagonal drop of the cloth, all this contributes to the eternal class of the elegance. However, the idea of ironing saree, parti...

Saree Gifting Guide for Festive Seasons

The Ultimate Guide to Gifting Sarees This Festive Season The holiday season has passed, and in comes the fun task of seeking the right gift.Like you want to make more than a gift, but a treasure, s...

How Expats Style Sarees Around the World

The iconic Saree is an elegant six yards of fabric symbolizing elegance, heritage and timeless fashion. Its sway does not end at the borders of India. Through the Indian diaspora, cultural exchange...

Karwa Chauth Saree Looks: From Tradition to Trend

Karwa Chauth is one of the most celebrated festivals of India, symbolizing love, devotion, and marital harmony and bliss. For women, it is a day that extends beyond traditions and rituals. Karwa Ch...

Banarasi Brocade: An Eternal Symbol of India’s Textile Legacy

The Banarasi brocade holds a place of pride in the Indian textile traditions. From the ancient city of Varanasi, the Banarasi brocade with its regal fabric, intricate motifs, and enticing appeal, r...

Jamdani, Tangail and Muslin - Unravelling the threads of Bengal's Iconic Weaves

Handwoven sarees are legacies of culture, heritage and artistry. Jamdani, Tangail and Muslin - the three most treasured fabrics of Bengal that make a mark in the heritage of textile of South Asia. ...