Discover timeless charm with Tarang, a beautifully crafted embroidery work suit piece that epitomizes Indian elegance and grace. At Tatva Couture, we pride ourselves on curating designs that blend tradition with contemporary style, offering our clientele a unique sartorial experience. Each element of Tarang is meticulously embroidered, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship that enhances your wardrobe with sophistication. Ideal for any special occasion, this suit piece ensures that you make a statement while embracing cultural heritage. Elevate your style with Tatva Couture's Tarang, where elegance meets exceptional artistry.
Tarang
Organza is a lightweight, sheer fabric with a long history that dates back to the medieval period:
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Origin
Organza originated in China, where silk was first cultivated. The name comes from the word organzine, which refers to the process of twisting silk fibers to create threads.
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Silk Road
Organza was traded along the Silk Road from China to Europe, where it became popular for making religious vestments, courtly garments, and decorative items.
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Victorian era
Organza was considered a pretty fabric with a strong feminine appeal during the Victorian period.
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19th century
Advances in textile manufacturing technology made it possible to produce organza on a larger scale and in a wider range of colors and designs.
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Modern era
Organza is still popular today in fashion and home decor. It can be made from silk, synthetic fibers, or blends, and is available in a variety of colors, finishes, and patterns.
Organza is characterized by its tiny holes, which are created by the gaps between the warp and weft threads in the plain-weave material. The quality of organza is often indicated by the number of punches per inch, with more gaps indicating higher quality fabric.
Organza is a delicate fabric that's susceptible to tearing, so it's usually hand washed or dry cleaned.
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