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Guides, care tips and stories from behind the counter.
Silk floss is strong but hates folds, damp and naphthalene. A simple routine keeps a bagh bright for decades.
Read the postThe two words are used loosely, but they describe different amounts of work. Here is how to tell them apart.
In our experience, much of the phulkari sold today is machine-made. Three quick checks will tell you which you are holding.
What the chope means at a Punjabi wedding, and how to plan one if you want to keep the custom.
Two festivals, two seasons: warm layers for a January bonfire and light cotton for an April harvest fair.
Twenty-two women, one courtyard and three hours of darning before lunch: how a phulkari is made.
A ₹38,500 wari da bagh, broken down: cloth, silk, the maker’s time and the rest.
How to get from the Harmandir Sahib to Lawrence Road, and what else is worth seeing on the way.
Will the colours run? A common worry, answered, with the simple way to wash a cotton phulkari at home.
What to expect when you order a bagh made to order: choices, timings, photos and payment.
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