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Printed Dress Materials

Our range of products include print munga with foil d no 1002 sst fabric, dupion print fabric, printed crape fabric, imported digital print georgette fabric, rayon printed mahi fabrics 14kg and manipuri print fabrics.

Print Munga with foil D No 1002 Sst Fabric

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Product Details:

Minimum Order Quantity	100 Meter
Type	Cotton
Use	Garments
Width	44-45

Munga Poil Print D No 1002 Sst Fabric

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Dupion Print Fabric

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Product Details:

Minimum Order Quantity	100 Meter
Fabric Type	Dupioni Silk
Material	Silk
Pattern Type	Printed
Width	44 Inch
Color	Black and white
Season	All Seasons
Fabric Weight	Medium Weight Fabric
Use	Garments
Country of Origin	Made in India

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Printed Crape Fabric

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Product Details:

Minimum Order Quantity	20 Meter
Model Name/Number	royal prints
Color	many
Type	Polyester
GSM	50-100
Usage/Application	Garments
Width	44-45"

Royal crape print fabrics 44"

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Imported Digital Print Georgette Fabric

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Product Details:

Minimum Order Quantity	100 Meter
Usage/Application	Gowns

Georgette fabric is used to make all types of garments. A perfect fabric for Sarees, Anarkalis, Salwar Kameez, Kurtis And Lehenga Cholis. It can be also used to make Men's Kurtas & Sherwanis.

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Rayon Printed Mahi Fabrics 14kg

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Product Details:

Minimum Order Quantity	50 Meter
Material	rayon
Print Type	many
Use	kurtis
Width	44-45"
Pattern	kairi design
Design	many in kairi
Color	black / blue base
Wash Care	normal
Stitch Type	Unstitched
GSM	140 gsm
Brand	bombay products
Packaging Size	50 mtr
Weight	14 kg
Occasion	casual
Packaging Type	lump
Size	44 inches
Construction	30x30
Shrink-Resistant	Yes
Tear-Resistant	Yes
Anti-Static	Yes
Type	rayon

We are an Interlining Manufacturer, Trader, Importer and Supplier in Mumbai since 1984.

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Manipuri Print Fabrics

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Product Details:

Minimum Order Quantity	50 Meter
Use	Garments
GSM	50-100
Type	Polyester
Do you fulfil sample orders	Yes
Stitch Type	Unstitched
Gender	Female

Manipuri textiles are renowned for their unique craftsmanship and cultural significance. Let’s explore the fascinating world of Manipuri fabrics:

Moiraingphee:
- Moiraingphee is a special fabric from Manipur.
- It is woven on a loin-loom, a type of back-strap loom commonly used by hill people.
- The warp (lengthwise threads) is prepared and fastened at one end, while the other end is tied to the weaver’s waist.
- Weaving is primarily done by women for personal use, while organized commercial weaving is carried out by men.
- Ningthou phee and akoibi feature snake motifs and are worn by royalty. Gun salutes were fired in honor when weaving the ningthou phee.
- The angami naga is a black shawl with bold embroidered animal motifs, given to brave warriors by royalty.
- Phaneks are women’s lungis, and the morang phee is the traditional Manipuri sari with a temple border.
Lasingphee:
- Lasingphee is a quilted cotton material used for warmth during Manipur’s winters (as wool is not available).
- Bold colors and geometrical patterns are common in Manipuri textiles.
- Natural dyes are used: wild indigo for black or dark blue, bark for red, and jungle tree barks for green, yellow, and orange.
Moirangphi Chaddar:
- Morangfi saris, woven in white or soft colors, carry the mandir shikhara (temple top) design on the border with dotted patterns on the body.
- Legend has it that the Goddess Morangfi herself created this pattern.
Mulberry Silk Worm:
- Manipur is believed to be the original home of the mulberry silk worm, which later spread to China.
Cultural Significance:
- Weaving in Manipur is associated with religion, romance, and tradition.
- Each design has a legend connected to special functions, dances, and ceremonies.
Colorful and Vibrant:
- Manipuri textiles feature bold colors, intricate motifs, and a rich cultural heritage.