Traditional saris continue to weave golden legacy
Updated on Dec 21, 2008 08:05 pm IST
Traditional Paithani saris, which once patronized by royalty, continue to weave its charm in contemporary India through their intricate and attractive designs. These gold embroidered saris with their wonderful designs and woven borders are native to Maharashtra, and derive its name from the place of origin, Paithan. Paithani's main attraction is the use of gold thread, which has been in use for ages.
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