Plain Traditional Beige Linen Saree Dindigul - Dindigul Locks is where the metal-alloy mirror

is where the metal-alloy mirror known as Aranmula Kannadi (Malayalam) or the Aranmula mirror is created

Artisans strive to maintain traditional techniques and designs

They are light in weight as well as colorful and attractive in appearance

Each deity has a dhyana shloka and a spiritual and graphic description of his or her physical characteristics which will be translated into the creation

religious figures

Plain Traditional Beige Linen Saree Dindigul - Dindigul Locks is where the metal-alloy mirrorThese beautiful handloom sarees come from the Nawada district of Bihar, in which sustainable silk and cotton threads are used to make these pieces exclusive. These are made on the traditional handloom in which shuttles are used. Therefore, it takes 4 5 days to finish one saree or a piece of cloths. More often than not borders or Pallus (end piece of the Saree) is woven separately and attached to the main fabric using some precise techniques. Many a