Andhra Pradesh, India (especially Srikalahasti region)
Pen Kalamkari Duppatta
Woven Heritage of Andhra Pradesh, India (especially Srikalahasti region)
Pen Kalamkari Duppatta
Pen Kalamkari Dupatta is a traditional Indian textile art that evolved from the ancient Kalamkari craft, known for its detailed hand-drawn designs created using a pen-like tool called a kalam. This art form originated over 2,000 years ago in regions such as Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
- Lightweight
- Pure Cotton
- Traditional Borders
- Everyday Luxury
Handwoven
Made by skilled artisans
Natural Cotton
Breathable fabric
Traditional Borders
Classic Temple Designs
Comfort
Perfect for daily wear
Journey Through Time
Local Weavers
The tradition began with local artisans crafting everyday wear.
Royal Patronage
Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's camp settled in the region, bringing Maharashtrian influence.
Traditional Borders
The distinct interlocked weft technique for borders became prominent.
Modern Elegance
Preserving heritage while adapting to contemporary tastes.
The Weaving Process
From Thread to Masterpiece
Cotton
Sourcing
Spinning
Yarn Prep
Dyeing
Natural Colors
Handloom
Weaving
Finishing
Polishing
"The quality is exceptional. It feels like wearing a piece of history, so incredibly lightweight and elegant."
Priya M.
Bangalore