During Dol and Holi celebrations, The Textile Tale, a sanctuary for saree enthusiasts that honors fashion by weaving tales, hosts prominent women from the city’s various sectors. This wonderful occasion will pay homage to the vivid customs and diversity of culture that characterize these joyful celebrations.

The Textile Tale threw a special event as part of the festival, inviting saree connoisseurs and fashionistas to celebrate the stories and colors woven into each fabric. The carefully chosen selection, which includes both traditional and modern takes on sarees, captures the essence of Dol and Holi by fusing classic beauty with contemporary flair.

Founder Soma Chattoraj expressed her enthusiasm for the occasion, and said, “Sarees are a major component of the color, joy, and community that characterize Dol and Holi celebrations. We are excited to host saree fans from the city at The Textile Tale to commemorate our rich cultural history and highlight the exquisiteness of handcrafted weaves”.

The 1100 square foot new store, which is located at P456, CIT Scheme, Hemanta Mukhopadhyay Sarani, Kolkata 29, promises an immersive experience where every space speaks to the spirit of weaving stories through textiles. By fusing traditional and modern design, Textile Tales has carved out a place for itself. This new location represents the brand’s dedication to giving fashion aficionados a distinctive story.

Discover carefully selected collections that showcase India’s rich textile legacy. Every piece showcases the exquisite craftsmanship and culture of Benares, ranging from the classic elegance of Vintage Varanasi to the delicate artistry of Chikankari in the Lanes of Lucknow collection. With their exquisite Bandhni work and Jaipuri designs, The Jewels of Jaipur provide a window into the splendor of Rajasthan, while Mehfil-e-Shaam gives modern women a glamorous way to accessorize their evening attire with sparkle and embroidery. With Kolkata Kautha, on offer are the coolest Muls and the softest Muslins under one roof.

The company takes great pleasure in being able to walk guests through the history of each weave, making their buying experience unique and unforgettable.

The price range of Kurta sets begins at Rs 1999/- and sarees begin at Rs 2000/- and go up to Rs 25,000/-.

Every girl can find the perfect saree at TTT, whether she wants to wear it for a wedding, a classy event, an evening party, or a regular workday.

Priyanka Dutta