CHO Tibetan Brocade – Olive Silver shou on olive from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows shou medallions and bats in silver on olive. The cloth is cut as a festive or ceremonial jacket panel. A typical enquiry is a ceremonial tailor in Bhutan cutting jacket and chuba panels from this face.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Yellow Open cream peony from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows large open peonies and scrolling vines in cream on yellow. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where the repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a design studio in the United States sourcing this brocade for festive panels.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Ivory Ivory floral damask from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a tonal floral damask on ivory. The cloth is cut as a festive blouse, where a smaller or tonal repeat sits cleanly on a short length. A typical enquiry is a garment buyer in Japan looking at this ground for blouse cloth.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Red Dragon brocade from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows large dragons in gold, blue, and green on red. The cloth is cut as a festive or ceremonial jacket panel. A typical enquiry is a dharma centre in the United States ordering this shade for ceremonial jackets.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Yellow Round colour medallion from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows round multicolour floral medallions on yellow. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where the repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a garment workshop in Japan cutting festive outer panels from this weave.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Red Jewel flower medallion from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows large jewel-like medallions with multicolour flowers on red. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where the repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a couture workroom in France using this ground for festive dress panels.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Ivory Grey damask from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a muted grey floral damask on ivory. The cloth is cut as a festive blouse, where a smaller or tonal repeat sits cleanly on a short length. A typical enquiry is a festive-wear cutter in Nepal using this cloth for blouse lengths.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Red Phoenix panel from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a central phoenix with flowers and scrolling vines in gold and blue on red. The cloth is cut as a festive or ceremonial jacket panel. A typical enquiry is a robe workshop in Nepal using this motif for festive jackets.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Gold Tonal gold lattice from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows a geometric lattice in a tonal weave on gold. The cloth is cut as festive dress material, cut by the metre rather than sold as a finished garment. A typical enquiry is a made-to-order studio in Germany ordering this shade for festive dress panels.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Chartreuse Gold peony on chartreuse from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows large peonies and scrolling vines in gold on chartreuse. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where the repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a couture workroom in France using this ground for festive dress panels.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Red Peony cloud on red from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows large peonies and clouds in blue, green, and gold on red. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where the repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a garment workshop in Japan cutting festive outer panels from this weave.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Charcoal Bright flower stack from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows large flowers in pink, yellow, and white on charcoal, photographed as a multi-shade stack. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where the repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a garment workshop in Japan cutting festive outer panels from this weave.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Light blue Silver shou on blue from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows shou medallions and bats in silver on light blue. The cloth is cut as a festive or ceremonial jacket panel. A typical enquiry is a Buddhist goods shop in Japan that wants this brocade by the metre for jackets.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Yellow Cream peony yellow from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows large peonies and scrolling vines in cream on yellow. The cloth is cut as a lehenga panel, where the repeat needs to read across a flared length. A typical enquiry is a design studio in the United States sourcing this brocade for festive panels.
CHO Tibetan Brocade – Slate blue Silver shou field from KashiFab, a Tibetan brocade manufacturer in Banaras, Varanasi. CHO / Choubey Silk, sold by the metre on enquiry. The still shows shou medallions and bats in silver on a slate blue field. The cloth is cut as a festive or ceremonial jacket panel. A typical enquiry is a ceremonial tailor in Bhutan cutting jacket and chuba panels from this face.
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