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Our fabric is an unsurpassed blend of colors, yarns, patterns, and superb material quality. The company has a smart team of designers and craftsmen who have carved out a niche for themselves with their splendid creations.
The company undertakes stringent quality control measures ensuring supreme quality of Ladies Wear.
"TRIMIRTI SAREES" is a company engaged in wholesale business of sarees and salwar suites for woman of all status and style.
The company always strives for exquisite works of art with immense aesthetic, stylish and functional value. We have attained remarkable achievements as wholesalers and exporters of sarees and salwar suites.
Our focus is on timely delivery of best quality products at the most competitive wholesale price with ultimate customer satisfaction for a long term regular business.
The products assure great styles, exotic designs and perfect quality. The organization incorporates innovative and highly creative skills to deliver an exclusive range of all types of sarees.
The standard of quality of the sarees is very high with the utmost attention being paid to each detail. It is important for the quality of the saree that each saree is made from superior quality fabric, which is chosen to make the most of its color and design.
What is more important for the perfect styling of the sarres is that each fabric be
handpicked for its quality. This thus makes sure that each saree is of the best possible quality.
We provide the quality products at the most surprising wholesale prices.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to provide the best quality of sarees on the best possible competitive price, and also helping out customers (as a friend) for the selection of their desired sarees.
Our Vision
Our vision is to become the best seller of our product type in all over the world through our best customer relation ship management, and also through providing the product at customers nearest approach.
Our Commitment
We are committed to provide our customers:
1. Best quality of fabrics
2. Best quality of sarees
3. Large range of variety according to the latest trends and the demand of our customers.
4. Providing the customized product on time and according to the conformance of customer requirement
5. Quality and Latest trend is what customer like.
6. Delivering what we promised.
Our mission is to provide the best quality of sarees on the best possible competitive price, and also helping out customers (as a friend) for the selection of their desired sarees.
Our Vision
Our vision is to become the best seller of our product type in all over the world through our best customer relation ship management, and also through providing the product at customers nearest approach.
Our Commitment
We are committed to provide our customers:
1. Best quality of fabrics
2. Best quality of sarees
3. Large range of variety according to the latest trends and the demand of our customers.
4. Providing the customized product on time and according to the conformance of customer requirement
5. Quality and Latest trend is what customer like.
6. Delivering what we promised.
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since decades we are catering to the needs of our clients and even in future we plan to continue with the same zeal. We are dealing in traditional sarees, wedding sarees, designer sarees, fancy embroidered sarees etc. Which are made from Crepe, Silk, Georgette, Chiffon, Net, Satin, Cotton, Viscose and various fabrics. We have a range of sarees for different occasions like Bridal Saree, Wedding Saree, Party Wear Saree, Casual Saree and Festival Saree. Also we have been successful in maintaining a topmost position in the retail market. This is due to our fair business dealings, competitive prices and quality garments.
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"Trimurti saree" was founded in the year 2009. Since then it has been able to create a perfect place in the market for itself. "Trimurti saree" offers various types of chic and in-vogue Indian Sarees, Embroidered Sarees, Designer sarees, Indian designer sarees, Fancy sarees, Fashion sarees, Indian Fashion sarees, Indian Wedding sarees and so on. We are among the most searched after Fancy Sarees Manufacturers and Printed Sarees Exporters. At "Trimurti saree" we aim to provide the complete range of optimum quality sarees at moderate prices. We offer unique sarees that are beautiful and intricately designed. A perfect fusion of tradition and outstanding performance can easily be seen in our breathtaking sarees. We are committed to cater to all diverse needs of our customers by proffering the best quality of products.
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Welcome to "Trimurti sarees"
"Trimurti sarees" brings you the world finest collection of Printed and Embroidered Sarees. Our collection includes the wide range of most beautiful, elegant and durable Sarees from the Saree capital of india, Surat.
The fine quality of the textile, the vibrant, rich and luscious hues and the artistic design of the borders and the 'pallu' set our sarees, apart from the rest. Our designs have intricate borders and the exquisite pallus along with the skilled embroidery from a team which weaves magical dreams from a few strands of colourful threads. We offers each saree which is an artistic creation, a unique master piece. Whether the saree is a plain printed one or is one with little embroidery or intricate embroidery work, our skillful workers integrate everything into a homogenous composition of magical craftsmanship.
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Different region people wear a saree in different styles and some styles require a sari of a particular length. It is worn in 10 to 15 styles throughout India. The most common style is wrapped around the waist in which one end is draped over the shoulder. It is five to six yards of unstitched cloth worn over a Blouse and a Petticoat. In North Karnataka and Maharashtra, women wear a nine yard saree without a petticoat. Kannadiga, Mangalorean, Kodava, Bengali, Malayali, Gujarati and Tamilian women wear sarees of different styles. In this globalized world, the dress of Indians is also getting westernized. Being most utilitarian in different occasions, it is still reigning in rural India.
different unique draping styles
1.Nivi: This style is worn in Andhra Pradesh. It is held in place by the tucks into the petticoat waistband and the pallu is hanging over the shoulder. In case of 'Kaccha nivi' , the pleats are passed through the legs and tucked into the waist at the back allowing free movement.
2.Maharashtrian: In this type of draping a sari, the centre of the sari is placed at the centre of the back. The ends are brought forward and tied neatly. Again the two ends are wrapped around the legs. An extra-long cloth is used and the ends are then passed up over the shoulder. The difference between this type of sari and the male maharashtrian dhoti is this long cloth only. The traditional type of nine yards sari is worn by the Brahmin women of different Southern states of India.
3. Bengali: This style of draping a sari has no pleats. The pallu has a bunch of keys that falls over the shoulder.
4.Dravidian: In this style, it is pleated rosette, at the waist. It is worn by Tamil nadu women.
5.Gujarati: In this style of draping, sari is draped over the right shoulder in the front rather than over the left shoulder. The modern non-Gujarati women wear this type in social occations with the eye-catching magnificent pallus.
6.Coorgi: In this style, it involves tying the pleats in the rear and a small portion of the pallu is placed over the shoulder
7.Mundum Neryathum: This style is worn in Kerala. It made of unbleached cotton and decorated with gold or colored stripes and borders. It is also called as the two-piece sari.
8.Gond: In this style, the cloth of the sari is first draped over the left shoulder and then it arranged to cover the body.
9.Tribal Styles: In tribal styles, sari is tied firmly across the chest covering the breasts
different unique draping styles
1.Nivi: This style is worn in Andhra Pradesh. It is held in place by the tucks into the petticoat waistband and the pallu is hanging over the shoulder. In case of 'Kaccha nivi' , the pleats are passed through the legs and tucked into the waist at the back allowing free movement.
2.Maharashtrian: In this type of draping a sari, the centre of the sari is placed at the centre of the back. The ends are brought forward and tied neatly. Again the two ends are wrapped around the legs. An extra-long cloth is used and the ends are then passed up over the shoulder. The difference between this type of sari and the male maharashtrian dhoti is this long cloth only. The traditional type of nine yards sari is worn by the Brahmin women of different Southern states of India.
3. Bengali: This style of draping a sari has no pleats. The pallu has a bunch of keys that falls over the shoulder.
4.Dravidian: In this style, it is pleated rosette, at the waist. It is worn by Tamil nadu women.
5.Gujarati: In this style of draping, sari is draped over the right shoulder in the front rather than over the left shoulder. The modern non-Gujarati women wear this type in social occations with the eye-catching magnificent pallus.
6.Coorgi: In this style, it involves tying the pleats in the rear and a small portion of the pallu is placed over the shoulder
7.Mundum Neryathum: This style is worn in Kerala. It made of unbleached cotton and decorated with gold or colored stripes and borders. It is also called as the two-piece sari.
8.Gond: In this style, the cloth of the sari is first draped over the left shoulder and then it arranged to cover the body.
9.Tribal Styles: In tribal styles, sari is tied firmly across the chest covering the breasts
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The charm of saree has allured not only in the Indian woman but also the women abroad. It’s a traditional apparel of the Asian Indian woman which is long unstitched cloth measuring about 5 to 9 yards in length available in different colors, fabrics and designs.
The changing fashion trends have led to a sea change in the wardrobe of the modern Indian woman. Today’s woman whether she belongs to the corporate world or is a homemaker, is far more conscious of her appearance than ever before. Now willing to experiment with her clothes, she wants to be traditional yet fashionable, sari being the best option. Saree has two borders running along its length and has a pallu, which is a 1 to 3 foot section at the other end, which continues and elaborates the length wise decoration. A saree is worn over a petticoat with a blouse. Sarees are available in a wide range of colours using different fabrics. In the yesteryears they were hand woven and were made of fabrics like cotton, silk, but over the years the technical advancement has led to the emergence of mechanical looms on which artificial fibres are increasingly being used to manufacture saree fabrics like nylon, rayon, polyester. Some other saree fabrics are georgette, crepe, chiffon, organza, satin, organdie and so on. Saree, the most versatile garment originated due to the sub continent weather conditions. Every region in India has a distinct style of saree, which has developed over the centuries and is worn by women of all age groups. These sarees differ from one another on the basis of fabrics, drapping style, motifs.
The changing fashion trends have led to a sea change in the wardrobe of the modern Indian woman. Today’s woman whether she belongs to the corporate world or is a homemaker, is far more conscious of her appearance than ever before. Now willing to experiment with her clothes, she wants to be traditional yet fashionable, sari being the best option. Saree has two borders running along its length and has a pallu, which is a 1 to 3 foot section at the other end, which continues and elaborates the length wise decoration. A saree is worn over a petticoat with a blouse. Sarees are available in a wide range of colours using different fabrics. In the yesteryears they were hand woven and were made of fabrics like cotton, silk, but over the years the technical advancement has led to the emergence of mechanical looms on which artificial fibres are increasingly being used to manufacture saree fabrics like nylon, rayon, polyester. Some other saree fabrics are georgette, crepe, chiffon, organza, satin, organdie and so on. Saree, the most versatile garment originated due to the sub continent weather conditions. Every region in India has a distinct style of saree, which has developed over the centuries and is worn by women of all age groups. These sarees differ from one another on the basis of fabrics, drapping style, motifs.
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has been well known around the world for its rich culture. Indian women are considered to be extremely beautiful designer sarees worn by them are a unique symbol of their culture and traditions. A saris dates back to the ancient times when a number of cultural beginnings took place and it has been believed that Indian women who wear a saree is still living her life as per the tradition and culture of the country.Wearing Indian bridal sarees are not only for the inhabitants of India. Foreigners may as well try them and be a trendsetter with this line of clothing. An air of sensuality and sophistication best describes what mood it may give to those who wears them and to those who beholds them. With the rich array of accessories to highlight a saree, the wearer's beauty will surely emanate from within and any wedding can be timeless like the wedding sarees that set apart the lavish and impressive tradition in India. Precious moments like uniting in wedlock call for precious Indian sarees that fuse together a treasure of ingenious designs, perfect artistry, and a diverse culture.TRIMURTI SAREE collection include The Branded Party Sarees, Georgette Work Saree, Chiffon Sari, Brasso Saris, Crape Sarees, Wedding Sarees, Casual Sarees, Georgette Sarees, embroidery saree, bridal sari, printed saree with export saris in
so popular today that to maintain its popularity, prestige and to provide high quality goods to the customers.
so popular today that to maintain its popularity, prestige and to provide high quality goods to the customers.
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Indian sarees have earned the epithet of exceptionality because of the outstanding use of fabrics and the intricate designs. These designs are either derived from the scenes of ancient scriptures of the Mahabharata and the Ramayana or some motifs that are related to the mundane and daily rustic life. Indian sarees are categorized region wise as the choice, availability and culture differs from one another.
Though the history of Indian sarees depicts that previously the sarees were handwoven using silk or cotton as raw materials, now the weavers create different materials and the sarees are designed with excellent creativity. In the western part of India, people use sarees that are decorated with mixing many bright hues together with metallic thread (zari or jari) embroidery, and often include sparkling embellishments such as tinsel, sequins and mirrors. Apart from these, block-printing, tie-dye, etc are incorporated into the weaving and decorating styles of the region. The artisans of this region create sarees that are hugely used for traditional occasions and social gatherings as well. The endpieces of some traditional sarees have no kalga or buta at all, just repeated rows of bel and geometric bands, with or without a jhaalar embellishing either side. Some sarees, especially those worn by tribal and poor low-caste groups, traditionally had no obvious endpiece at all. The intricacy and fineness of the blocks and overall quality of the workmanship are considered to be the creative excellence of the artisans. The sarees symbolize the status of the women in each region and the intricacy and designs with quality fabric are worn by the upper class women.
On the other hand, women of lower class wear sarees that are of inferior quality. Sarees like muslins of Alwar (Rajasthan), which were printed or brush-dyed in different colours on each face of the fabric, the fine translucent muslins called masuria malmal, Kota`s transparent muslins (often called Kota saris) etc are sarees worn by the upper class women of West India. Apart from these, West India is the abode of excellent Chanderi Sarees, Embroidered Tinsel Sarees, Gujarati Brocade Sarees, Maheshwari Sarees, Paithani Sarees, Patola Sarees, Tussar Sarees etc.
The Indian sarees have got their authentic look by incorporating the traditional techniques of making saree as well as including different cultural influences. For instance Bandhani sarees are created by the artisans and about nine totally different social groups are involved with the production of traditional Bandhani textiles in Rajasthan and Gujarat. Bandhani sarees and odhnis are worn by women of all religions, castes and tribes, and are made of cotton, mulberry silk, and even wool in the case of some ethnic odhnis. In recent times, different ethnic and tribal groups still wear odhnis with specific colours and designs. The traditional Bandhani sarees are traditionally worn by wealthier, often urban, women for special occasions, including weddings. The traditional and most famous type of Gujarati saree called the Gharchola is admired in the West India for its ethnic look. Sarees of different colours are traditionally associated with different festivals. Dark blue and pink cloths are worn and given for Diwali, while Gharchola and panetar-like sarees with green grounds are still given for Raksha Bandhan.
South India is one of the major sari-weaving regions that produce silk, cotton, rayon and polyester sarees. Its handloom cooperatives, such as Tamil Nadu`s Co-op Tex, India`s oldest handloom weavers` cooperative sell sarees throughout the subcontinent. Because of this, many traditional designs from different south Indian localities have become incorporated into the repertoire of other areas. In addition to this sericulture is widely practised in Bangalore, Kolar, Tumkar, Mysore, Mandya districts and other places.
Most admired sarees like Konrad silk saree, Mysore crepe saree, Coimbatore silks, Muburtham sarees and several others are produced in the southern region of India. Use of white, coloured, dye resistance muslins and zari works are quite commonly used to design such India sarees.
The Indian sarees are sometimes embellished with coloured chikankari embroidery. According to the social norms, the married and widow women use sarees of different colour. White is the traditional colour worn by widows in northern India. Indian people use intricate designed sarees of vibrant colours. The Zardozi is gold-thread embroidery. It has traditionally featured in the wedding sarees of aristocrats and other very wealthy people. This type of saree is still used among some communities in western Indian for occasional purpose. The east region of India has a distinct style and the artisans of this region follow an exclusive manner while creating sarees for the women of East India. The major natural fibres, namely cotton, mulberry silk and wild silk have traditionally been cultivated and woven in this region. Interlocked-weft weaving is found throughout the eastern half of India from the north-eastern state of Manipur to the south-eastern state of Tamil Nadu, and is commonly found in older Bengali and Banarasi sarees. These types of sarees are decorated with straight borders and temple motifs. Many traditional eastern-region sarees display simple palettes based on the natural colours of the fibres used. Many of the expensive and traditional saree of this region include Jamdani muslins and Bengali Deshi Muslins that are archetypal of the eastern region. Its design is usually simple and understated, with colour added through discrete supplementary-warp or -weft patterning. Decca muslins are the amalgamation of the tradition of Bengal and Bangladesh and representative of the creative faculty that the artisans and the weavers of this region possess.
Bengali silks also possess a rich heritage and are worn by the upper class women in ceremonial and religious occasions. Recently red-bordered, white silk sarees are often worn by high-caste Bengali women during marriages. Such sarees are also traditionally worn in Durga puja held during the autumnal Navaratri (nine-night) festival. Apart from these sarees, east India exhibits an array of sarees including Baluchari Sarees, Bomkai Sarees, Muga Sarees, Pat Sarees, Embroidered Sarees that involves the kantha embroidery, appliqué work, chikankari embroidery, Tussar sarees, Sambalpuri Sarees, Khadi Sarees, etc. When colour was used in eastern Indian saris, it was usually woven in as yarn-dyed thread, creating contrasting monochromatic designs most often in red, black or blue against a white or natural-coloured ground. Bengal is the domicile of `tant` sarees that are said to the pride of Bengal.
The Indian sarees have a great variety as the sarees of North India displays distinct styles that stand apart from the sarees of other regions. The most famous saree of this region is Banarasi saree that is exemplary for the intricate designs created with high quality zari. Sometimes, beads and gold or silver flakes are added to enhance the intricacy and gaudiness of the Banarasis. The supplementary thread designs, including dense border patterns, are almost always woven as discontinuous supplementary-weft with the highly decorated endpiece. Most brocade, usually, have strong Mughal design influences, such as intricate intertwining floral and foliate motifs, kalga and bel. A characteristic motif found along the inner and sometimes outer edges of borders is a narrow fringe-like pattern that often looks like a string of upright leaves, called jhaalar (frill). Though Banarasi sarees have a great traditional value, this region is the hub for making exclusive sarees like Bandhani Sarees, Chikan Sarees, Kota Sarees, Tanchois Sarees, Tissue Sarees etc. South India is the centre for creating heavy sarees that are bedecked with zari. The women of this region prefer to wear sarees that carry the traditional importance. The weavers and the artisans of this region create sarees like Chettinad Sarees, Gadwal Sarees, Kanjeevaram Sarees, Konrad Sarees, Mysore Silk Sarees, Pochampally Sarees etc. Each saree has a distinct feature distinguishing them from one another. The endpiece and the border of the sarees are skilfully embellished for creating a style statement of south India.
With changing times the designs, hues and materials for the Indian sarees have been experimented with. While the western clothes have been ruling the Indian market for sometimes the Indian sarees are back with a bang. Whether it`s a wedding, a `pooja` or any other special occasion sarees are preferred by women. In fact Indian sarees remain indispensable attires during festivities. The artisans create mix and match designs in other fabrics like georgette, tissue, chiffon and crepe sarees. Sometimes, modern with traditional touch is seen to create an illusion and satisfy the need of the modern customer as well. In recent times, many modern sarees created for the middle-class urban market use traditional ethnic odhni and sari patterns.
Though the history of Indian sarees depicts that previously the sarees were handwoven using silk or cotton as raw materials, now the weavers create different materials and the sarees are designed with excellent creativity. In the western part of India, people use sarees that are decorated with mixing many bright hues together with metallic thread (zari or jari) embroidery, and often include sparkling embellishments such as tinsel, sequins and mirrors. Apart from these, block-printing, tie-dye, etc are incorporated into the weaving and decorating styles of the region. The artisans of this region create sarees that are hugely used for traditional occasions and social gatherings as well. The endpieces of some traditional sarees have no kalga or buta at all, just repeated rows of bel and geometric bands, with or without a jhaalar embellishing either side. Some sarees, especially those worn by tribal and poor low-caste groups, traditionally had no obvious endpiece at all. The intricacy and fineness of the blocks and overall quality of the workmanship are considered to be the creative excellence of the artisans. The sarees symbolize the status of the women in each region and the intricacy and designs with quality fabric are worn by the upper class women.
On the other hand, women of lower class wear sarees that are of inferior quality. Sarees like muslins of Alwar (Rajasthan), which were printed or brush-dyed in different colours on each face of the fabric, the fine translucent muslins called masuria malmal, Kota`s transparent muslins (often called Kota saris) etc are sarees worn by the upper class women of West India. Apart from these, West India is the abode of excellent Chanderi Sarees, Embroidered Tinsel Sarees, Gujarati Brocade Sarees, Maheshwari Sarees, Paithani Sarees, Patola Sarees, Tussar Sarees etc.
The Indian sarees have got their authentic look by incorporating the traditional techniques of making saree as well as including different cultural influences. For instance Bandhani sarees are created by the artisans and about nine totally different social groups are involved with the production of traditional Bandhani textiles in Rajasthan and Gujarat. Bandhani sarees and odhnis are worn by women of all religions, castes and tribes, and are made of cotton, mulberry silk, and even wool in the case of some ethnic odhnis. In recent times, different ethnic and tribal groups still wear odhnis with specific colours and designs. The traditional Bandhani sarees are traditionally worn by wealthier, often urban, women for special occasions, including weddings. The traditional and most famous type of Gujarati saree called the Gharchola is admired in the West India for its ethnic look. Sarees of different colours are traditionally associated with different festivals. Dark blue and pink cloths are worn and given for Diwali, while Gharchola and panetar-like sarees with green grounds are still given for Raksha Bandhan.
South India is one of the major sari-weaving regions that produce silk, cotton, rayon and polyester sarees. Its handloom cooperatives, such as Tamil Nadu`s Co-op Tex, India`s oldest handloom weavers` cooperative sell sarees throughout the subcontinent. Because of this, many traditional designs from different south Indian localities have become incorporated into the repertoire of other areas. In addition to this sericulture is widely practised in Bangalore, Kolar, Tumkar, Mysore, Mandya districts and other places.
Most admired sarees like Konrad silk saree, Mysore crepe saree, Coimbatore silks, Muburtham sarees and several others are produced in the southern region of India. Use of white, coloured, dye resistance muslins and zari works are quite commonly used to design such India sarees.
The Indian sarees are sometimes embellished with coloured chikankari embroidery. According to the social norms, the married and widow women use sarees of different colour. White is the traditional colour worn by widows in northern India. Indian people use intricate designed sarees of vibrant colours. The Zardozi is gold-thread embroidery. It has traditionally featured in the wedding sarees of aristocrats and other very wealthy people. This type of saree is still used among some communities in western Indian for occasional purpose. The east region of India has a distinct style and the artisans of this region follow an exclusive manner while creating sarees for the women of East India. The major natural fibres, namely cotton, mulberry silk and wild silk have traditionally been cultivated and woven in this region. Interlocked-weft weaving is found throughout the eastern half of India from the north-eastern state of Manipur to the south-eastern state of Tamil Nadu, and is commonly found in older Bengali and Banarasi sarees. These types of sarees are decorated with straight borders and temple motifs. Many traditional eastern-region sarees display simple palettes based on the natural colours of the fibres used. Many of the expensive and traditional saree of this region include Jamdani muslins and Bengali Deshi Muslins that are archetypal of the eastern region. Its design is usually simple and understated, with colour added through discrete supplementary-warp or -weft patterning. Decca muslins are the amalgamation of the tradition of Bengal and Bangladesh and representative of the creative faculty that the artisans and the weavers of this region possess.
Bengali silks also possess a rich heritage and are worn by the upper class women in ceremonial and religious occasions. Recently red-bordered, white silk sarees are often worn by high-caste Bengali women during marriages. Such sarees are also traditionally worn in Durga puja held during the autumnal Navaratri (nine-night) festival. Apart from these sarees, east India exhibits an array of sarees including Baluchari Sarees, Bomkai Sarees, Muga Sarees, Pat Sarees, Embroidered Sarees that involves the kantha embroidery, appliqué work, chikankari embroidery, Tussar sarees, Sambalpuri Sarees, Khadi Sarees, etc. When colour was used in eastern Indian saris, it was usually woven in as yarn-dyed thread, creating contrasting monochromatic designs most often in red, black or blue against a white or natural-coloured ground. Bengal is the domicile of `tant` sarees that are said to the pride of Bengal.
The Indian sarees have a great variety as the sarees of North India displays distinct styles that stand apart from the sarees of other regions. The most famous saree of this region is Banarasi saree that is exemplary for the intricate designs created with high quality zari. Sometimes, beads and gold or silver flakes are added to enhance the intricacy and gaudiness of the Banarasis. The supplementary thread designs, including dense border patterns, are almost always woven as discontinuous supplementary-weft with the highly decorated endpiece. Most brocade, usually, have strong Mughal design influences, such as intricate intertwining floral and foliate motifs, kalga and bel. A characteristic motif found along the inner and sometimes outer edges of borders is a narrow fringe-like pattern that often looks like a string of upright leaves, called jhaalar (frill). Though Banarasi sarees have a great traditional value, this region is the hub for making exclusive sarees like Bandhani Sarees, Chikan Sarees, Kota Sarees, Tanchois Sarees, Tissue Sarees etc. South India is the centre for creating heavy sarees that are bedecked with zari. The women of this region prefer to wear sarees that carry the traditional importance. The weavers and the artisans of this region create sarees like Chettinad Sarees, Gadwal Sarees, Kanjeevaram Sarees, Konrad Sarees, Mysore Silk Sarees, Pochampally Sarees etc. Each saree has a distinct feature distinguishing them from one another. The endpiece and the border of the sarees are skilfully embellished for creating a style statement of south India.
With changing times the designs, hues and materials for the Indian sarees have been experimented with. While the western clothes have been ruling the Indian market for sometimes the Indian sarees are back with a bang. Whether it`s a wedding, a `pooja` or any other special occasion sarees are preferred by women. In fact Indian sarees remain indispensable attires during festivities. The artisans create mix and match designs in other fabrics like georgette, tissue, chiffon and crepe sarees. Sometimes, modern with traditional touch is seen to create an illusion and satisfy the need of the modern customer as well. In recent times, many modern sarees created for the middle-class urban market use traditional ethnic odhni and sari patterns.
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About Us
We Trimurti saree started our business in the year of 2009 &within a small span of time we have turned a valuable niche in both Domestic and International markets.
At the textile capital of India; we Trimurti Saree are one of the leading manufacturer, exporter and supplier of wide range of Exclusive Fancy
Sarees &
Exports Fabrics
With over two decades of experience in the business, we have come to occupy an exceptional position in our area of operation with our range of quality products known for their aesthetic designs, patterns and attractive colour combinations.
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Welcome to http://trimurtihometex.blogspot.com/ of Trimurti Sarees, India's renowned Exporter of Sarees and Fabrics.Based in Surat, the textile capital of India, we,Trimurti Sarees, are one of the prominent manufactures, exporter and suppliers of a wide range of Sarees and Fabrics.The business house offers distinctive crape, printed, chiffon and georgette fabrics in various designs.
We present a range of hand embroidered sarees are decorated with beautiful embroidery work which is presented in the most eloquent manner. Dexterously designed by our team of adept professionals, these designer bridal sarees come in exotic colors and color combinations. Perfect to be worn on weddings, festivals and other ceremonies, our wonderful collection of designer embroidered sarees cater to different aesthetic tastes.
We have a team of talented workforce, who is dedicatedly engaged in the manufacturing of sarees, fashion fabrics. Our team believes in teamwork and works on a single goal of providing complete customer satisfaction through quality & cost reduction. The support and co-operation of our employees has also enabled us to emerge as a leading company in our industry sector.
Moreover, our team includes experienced designers, craftsmen, quality controllers, sales and marketing personnel and other employees who work in close proximity to comprehend client’s requirements and print beautiful patterns and designs on sarees and other fashion fabrics. Their expertise in efficiently handling the varied involved processes ensures flawless production standards. Furthermore, we continuously provide our team with training sessions so as to keep them at par with other competitors in the industry.
Quality AssuranceA quality conscious company, we follow strict quality standards in all the involved production processes. We primarily maintain the quality from the procurement of the raw material to the final delivery of the products, which ensures absolute customer satisfaction.
In order to match up with the global standards, we ensure that we use superior quality thread and embellishments. Our craftsmen are adept at various kinds of dye able sarees, patches, laces, embroidered garments, fabrics & many more. Our pool of designers also hold expertise in creating exclusive designs by constant innovation and incorporation of various fashion trends.
Some of the parameters on which our products are quality checked are as follows:
• Color fastness
• Shrinkage
• Finish
• Texture
• Designs
• Quality of fabrics
• Color combination
Clientele
We are one of the reputed organizations, known in the market for offering high quality sarees and fabrics at reasonable rates. Successfully serving the requirements of apparel industry, we are constantly working to improve our range, so that is matches with the international quality standards. Our designers work in close coordination with the customers to ensure that sarees have designs that meet their requirement.
With the client's ideas and our own creativity we create an attractive amalgamation that encompasses style & design. Further, every care is taken to ensure our products reach the clients within specified time frame. Our customer-oriented work policy has helped us win trust and goodwill of numerous clients spread across the globe. The appreciation of our clients has helped us achieve global quality standards from time to time.
Why Us ?Following are the factors which provide us competitive edge over other competitors in industry:
• Combination of tradition and modernity in clothing
• Quality products being delivered
• Ethical business practices
• Utmost customer satisfaction
• Industry leading prices
• Timely delivery
CustomizationOur collection of sarees & fashion fabrics is available to our clients as per their specific finish requirements. The expertise of our designers and associated workforce also enable us to understand and meet their specified orders.
In order to cater to the specific demands of our clients, we customize our range with regards to:
• Fabric choice
• Pattern
• Size
• Color
• Embellishments
Our Range
We offer a wide range of fashion fabrics & sarees that feature enchanting embroidery work and fine finish standards. We also check the quality of raw material sourced at vendors end so as to ensure that it is as per industry's acceptability standards and hence help us in meeting the required specifications of our customers.
Offered in both standard and customized options, the range we offer includes:
Sarees
1. Fancy Sarees
2. Party Wear Sarees
3. Printed Sarees
4. Designer Embroidered Sarees
5. Hand Embroidered Sarees
6. Sequin Embroidered Sarees
7. Banarasi Silk Sarees
8. Patch Work Sarees
Viscose Fabrics
1. Viscose Fabrics
Our range is featured with following characteristics:
• Creatively designed
• Perfect dyeing
• Exclusive embellishments
• Color fastness
• Shrink free
• Flawless finish
• Uniformity in patterns
• Tear resistance
• Available in wide range of colors
• Soft texture
Our product collection has received huge recognition and response in the domestic and international markets and therefore has been repeatedly ordered by several of our esteemed clients.
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What We Offer
Women Sarees
Dyed Yarn
Pure Silk Dyeable Fabric
Designer Jacquard Fabric
Viscose Dyeable Fabric
Dyeable Embroidery Fabric
Dyeable Embroidery Sarees
Dyeable Designer Dupatta
Dyeable Designer Laces
Dyeable Designer Patchs
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- TRIMURTI SAREE
- E-2263,64 MILLENIUM TEXTILES MARKET RING ROAD SURAT, GUJARAT, India
- MFG.& SUPPLIIERS EXCLUSIVE FANCY SAREES & EXPORTS FABRICS
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We also offer array of designer sarees in numerous color combinations. Plain, embroidered, printed, our sarees highlights perfect blend of traditional Indian heritage and contemporary artwork.
We offer a wide range of fashion fabrics & sarees that feature enchanting embroidery work and fine finish standards. We also check the quality of raw material sourced at vendors end so as to ensure that it is as per industry's acceptability standards and hence help us in meeting the required specifications of our customers.
Offered in both standard and customized options, the range we offer includes:
Sarees
1. Fancy Sarees
2. Party Wear Sarees
3. Printed Sarees
4. Designer Embroidered Sarees
5. Hand Embroidered Sarees
6. Sequin Embroidered Sarees
7. Banarasi Silk Sarees
8. Patch Work Sarees
Viscose Fabrics
1. Viscose Fabrics
Our range is featured with following characteristics:
• Creatively designed
• Perfect dyeing
• Exclusive embellishments
• Color fastness
• Shrink free
• Flawless finish
• Uniformity in patterns
• Tear resistance
• Available in wide range of colors
• Soft texture
Our product collection has received huge recognition and response in the domestic and international markets and therefore has been repeatedly ordered by several of our esteemed clients.
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