Khun Saree

 Dharwad Khun


India is a place that is well known for its traditional weaves and Khun is among one of them. It is often called Khana in Karnataka and south India, Khan or Khun in Maharashtra; Khan is a fabric that has been in use as a blouse piece or choli piece for a very long time. Historically enriched, Khun fabric is also very popular in the modern age. Having brilliant shining and unique texture; Khan fabric is now being used to make jewellery, kurtas, Dev vastra, decorative pieces etc. It is being said that Khun is a fabric that has a history of 4000 years and is designed in areas of Karnataka and Maharashtra. This beautiful and light weighted fabric is in huge demand today. 

Weaving and Production of the Khun Saree...

The production of Khun is still happening on a very small scale as not many people are aware of it. But, many weavers are trying to spread the use of this fabric by multiplying their production and ensuring quality to customers. Shankari Paithani is one of those manufacturers who is looking to fulfil the demands of customers 

Khan weaved on pit loom is 100% handloom, it takes several days to weave 6 meters of khan fabric on pit loom and therefore handloom khan fabric is very expensive. Weaver generally uses a combination of pure silk and mercerized cotton to weave khan on a pit loom. A khan saree or khan fabric which is woven on a pit loom with a combination of silk and cotton can be referred to as handloom pure Reshim khan.

Khun Sarees at the Silk Studio...






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