Festive

KashiFab lists this copper Copper shou drape Tibetan brocade by the metre. A draped copper length of the shou, cloud, and bat weave. End use is a jacket. A jacket maker in Italy is the sort of enquiry this face is cut for. Export from India (Varanasi) covers Tibet, China, Nepal, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, and other countries.

KashiFab lists this light gold Large floral medallion Tibetan brocade by the metre. A light gold ground with a large floral medallion in blue, rust, and green. End use is a lehenga panel. A lehenga workshop in the United Kingdom is the sort of enquiry this face is cut for. Export from India (Varanasi) covers Tibet, China, Nepal, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, and other countries.

Tibetan brocade for a blouse: Blue Tonal roundel. A blue ground with a small tonal roundel that shows mainly as texture. Enquire for the metre. Wholesale buyers include a blouse studio in France, and the same cloth is exported from Varanasi, India, to Tibet, China, Nepal, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, and other countries.

Tibetan brocade : Navy Silver trailing flower from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. KashiFab, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a navy ground with a silver trailing flower and small coloured centres. The cloth is cut as festive dress material, cut by the metre rather than sold as a finished garment. A typical enquiry is a dress workroom in France cutting festive dress lengths from this cloth. Manufactured in Varanasi, Banaras, India, and exported to Shanghai in China, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, with Bhutan as a further market.

Tibetan brocade : Coral Red Lattice medallion from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. KashiFab, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a coral-red ground with a geometric lattice and multicolour flower medallions. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where this repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a festive-wear buyer in Germany who wants this shade for lehenga panels. Manufactured in Varanasi, Banaras, India, and exported to Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia, with Bhutan as a further market.

Tibetan brocade : Royal Blue Lotus scroll medallion from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. KashiFab, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a royal blue ground with large lotus medallions and green cloud scrolls. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where this repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a bridal cutter in the United Kingdom who needs this brocade by the metre for lehenga panels. Manufactured in Varanasi, Banaras, India, and exported to Indonesia, Japan, and Tibet, with Bhutan as a further market.

Tibetan brocade : Ivory Small round flower from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. KashiFab, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows an ivory ground with small multicolour flower rounds and green vines. The cloth is cut as festive dress material, cut by the metre rather than sold as a finished garment. A typical enquiry is a dress workroom in France cutting festive dress lengths from this cloth. Manufactured in Varanasi, Banaras, India, and exported to Tibet, Shanghai in China, and Nepal, with Bhutan as a further market.

Tibetan brocade : Maroon Gold damask vase from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. KashiFab, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a maroon ground with large gold damask vases and leaves. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where this repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a festive-wear workshop in Italy cutting lehenga panels from this face. Manufactured in Varanasi, Banaras, India, and exported to Shanghai in China, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, with Bhutan as a further market.

Tibetan brocade : Red Gold baroque vase from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. KashiFab, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a red ground with large gold baroque vases and fern-like leaves. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where this repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a couture workroom in France using this ground for lehenga panels. Manufactured in Varanasi, Banaras, India, and exported to Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia, with Bhutan as a further market.