Traditional Sarees of India

  A Journey Through 28 States: 


  1. Andhra Pradesh: Pochampally
  2. Arunachal Pradesh: Apatani
  3. Assam: Muga
  4. Bihar: Bhagalpuri
  5. Chhattisgarh: Kosa
  6. Goa: Kunbi
  7. Gujarat: Patola
  8. Haryana: Phulkari
  9. Himachal Pradesh: Chamba Rumal
  10. Jharkhand: Tussar
  11. Karnataka: Mysore Silk
  12. Kerala: Kasavu
  13. Madhya Pradesh: Chanderi
  14. Maharashtra: Paithani
  15. Manipur: Moirang Phee
  16. Meghalaya: Ryndia
  17. Mizoram: Puan
  18. Nagaland: Mekhela
  19. Odisha: Sambalpuri
  20. Punjab: Phulkari
  21. Rajasthan: Bandhani
  22. Sikkim: Lepcha
  23. Tamil Nadu: Kanjeevaram
  24. Telangana: Gadwal
  25. Tripura: Risa
  26. Uttar Pradesh: Banarasi
  27. Uttarakhand: Rangwali
  28. West Bengal: Baluchari

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