Organza - The fabric with an ethreal grace. Sheer, light weight, transparent, thin woven fabric which gives a charismatic charm with its subtle and delicate nature. It is a magnificent handloom wonder which embodies grace, luxury and gives a dreamy feel. Organza is often considered a luxurious fabric used to make sarees, bridal dresses and gowns. The fabric is a real eye-catcher and worth all the extra time and money you spend on it!
The first type of organza was made from silk yarn many centuries ago in rural China and The famous silk-route of the ancient world introduced this sheer drape to the rest of the world. During the Vintage Victorian period, Organza was considered to be one of the beautiful fabrics with a powerful feminine charm. Derived from the term "Organzine", the word organza became popular during the middle ages. Turkey's silk market was one of the main hub where this fabric was sold.
Though the best quality organza's woven from strong silk fibres became expensive, with time weavers started making different variations in organza with synthetic fibers and viscose, which makes it an economical buy. Some of the types of Organza available in the market are crystal organza, mirror organza, satin organza, crushed organza, shot organza and embroidered organza. Handwoven Organza gives better quality when compared to machine-made ones.
China remains the biggest producer and exporter of organza today. There are several organza weaving mills along the Yangtze River, particularly in Zhejiang province. India is also a large exporter of organza. France and Italy also produce very high-quality organza and are considered to be good competitors in the market.
Owning an Organza saree is a dream for every woman. Live in the Organza trend! This luxurious weave blends the fluidity of sheer fabrics with the sheen of silk for the ultimate classy look. Feeling of lightness and breathability is a delight of every saree wearer! The natural and gorgeous appearance in pastel and beautiful shades, with embellishments using beads, thread embroidery, floral prints and influence of banarasi and kanchipuram designs make it a must buy drape for every women's wardrobe.
Bollywood has embraced this fabric to the fullest and how! Organza fabric’s lightweight, shimmery shiny, crisp drapes are finally breathing a second life. Get some style cues from the celebrities who rocked organza sarees!
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