The rich tapestry of Indian textiles has awed the world for centuries. Be it Benaras’s brocade sarees to Kerala’s elegant Kasavus, every traditional handloom woven is a masterpiece in itself. Welcoming this heritage to our spaces, give it a balance of grace and grandeur.

Here are the best textiles to adore your heart and home with:

Kalamkari:

This Indian textile practised in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, is a marvellous work of hand painting. It was traditionally used as a textile in temples but has now started reigning the world of interiors. The raw blue, red and black shades make it a perfect choice for cushions, curtains, table and wall coverings. When styled with solid colours and wooden decor, the textile utterly stands out.

Ikat:

From celebrity outfits to restaurant uniforms, the handloom heritage of Ikats have been incomparable. The resist-dyed textile hails from various states like Gujarat, Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, each carrying its distinct characteristics. The Indian textile can be utilised as a breathtaking lampshade, wall hangings, upholstery and even bed coverings. Due to its rustic vibe, it can beeffortlessly paired with macrame products and antique furniture and give your space a touch of boho charm.

Ajrakh:

The extensive and intricately dyed and block-printed Indian         textiles Ajrakh has won hearts    since the international sensation, Alia Bhatt wore its opulent saree at the Joy Awards 2024. Being a symbol of luxury, Ajrakh can create a high-end space. Whether you utilize it in sofa coverings or voluminous draperies, combine Ajrakh with warm lighting, polished wood and silk rugs.

Jaipuri Block Prints:

With a touch of pastel colours and nature-inspired motifs, invite Jaipuri Block Prints for a calming and cozy atmosphere. From cushion covers, bed sheets to upholstery and summer curtains, these block prints can uplift the mood of your home. Pair them with detailed textiles like Ajrakh, for an accentuated look.

Brocades:

For a long time in Indian history, Brocades have been a symbol of royalty. From our grandmothers to the young generation, you would always find a Banarasi brocade saree at your home. Utilising this Indian textile for your home decor can make it grand and rich at the same time. You can look out for curtains, mats, sofa covers in dark Brocade colours. To take it to the next level, you can adorn your living room with Brocade-inspired wallpapers, giving a perfect backdrop for your space.

With a lot of Indian textiles being especially sumptuous, it’s a good choice to match them up with less patterned, gradient or plain colours. With the right combination, you’d create a haven that you haven’t seen before.