Festive

This Tonal brocade stack is metre cloth, not a finished garment. The photograph shows maroon, copper, and pale blue lengths of a small tonal brocade in one photo. The photograph shows more than one ground of this design. Use it as a festive dress. Available for wholesale and export enquiry, including a festive-dress house in Germany. Woven in Varanasi, India, and exported to Tibet, China, Nepal, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, and other countries.

Gold Paisley floral panel Tibetan brocade from KashiFab in Varanasi. The still shows a gold ground with a large paisley and floral panel. The cloth is sold by the metre on enquiry for a lehenga panel. A typical enquiry is a lehenga workshop in the United Kingdom. KashiFab exports this fabric from India (Varanasi) to Tibet, China, Nepal, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, and other countries.

This Paisley panel is metre cloth, not a finished garment. The photograph shows a blue ground with a tall gold paisley panel. Use it as a festive dress. Available for wholesale and export enquiry, including a festive-dress house in Germany. Woven in Varanasi, India, and exported to Tibet, China, Nepal, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, and other countries.

Tibetan brocade : Yellow Chrysanthemum scroll from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. KashiFab, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a yellow ground with pink and green chrysanthemum rounds and 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 festive-wear buyer in Germany who wants this shade for lehenga panels. Manufactured in Varanasi, Banaras, India, and exported to Shanghai in China, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, with Bhutan as a further market.

Tibetan brocade : Mustard Geometric flower tile from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. KashiFab, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a mustard ground with geometric flower tiles in pink, green, and black. The cloth is cut as festive dress material, cut by the metre rather than sold as a finished garment. A typical enquiry is a small label in the United States that wants this face for festive dress lengths. Manufactured in Varanasi, Banaras, India, and exported to Japan, Tibet, and Shanghai in China, with Bhutan as a further market.

Tibetan brocade : Ivory Gold damask from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. KashiFab, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows an ivory ground with a tonal gold damask of vases and leaves. The cloth is cut as a festive blouse, where this face sits on a short length. A typical enquiry is a made-to-measure studio in Germany that wants this tonal brocade for blouses. Manufactured in Varanasi, Banaras, India, and exported to Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Japan, with Bhutan as a further market.

Tibetan brocade : Charcoal Bouquet spray from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. KashiFab, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a charcoal ground with large multicolour bouquet sprays and gold 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 Japan, Tibet, and Shanghai in China, with Bhutan as a further market.

Gold Compact floral fold Tibetan brocade from KashiFab in Varanasi. The still shows a gold folded length with a smaller floral repeat than the open scroll cloth beside it in this lot. The cloth is sold by the metre on enquiry for a blouse. A typical enquiry is a blouse studio in France. KashiFab exports this fabric from India (Varanasi) to Tibet, China, Nepal, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, and other countries.

This Dragon cloud panel is metre cloth, not a finished garment. The photograph shows a maroon panel with a large dragon, blue clouds, and a gold outline. Use it as a lehenga panel. Available for wholesale and export enquiry, including a lehenga workshop in the United Kingdom. Woven in Varanasi, India, and exported to Tibet, China, Nepal, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, and other countries.