India Net Zone Launches The Most Useful and Informative Site http://textiles.indianetzone.com/

Mumbai, June 8, 2006: IndiaNetZone.com, India’s most informative and illustrative web portal, launches the http://textiles.indianetzone.com/


“http://textiles.indianetzone.com/ is the only web portal which covers all aspects of textiles in a detail. The site provides information on History of Textiles, Techniques of Textile Decoration, Textile Production, Textile Embroidery , Textile designing of all states and Glossary. Our aim is to make the user familiar with varieties of textile production techniques its uses and the latest trend in cloth designing,” says Mr. Umesh Modi, Editor, IndiaNetZone.com.

The site has 9 main sections namely History of Textiles, Techniques of Textile Decoration, Textile Production, Textile Embroidery, Textiles of North, South, east, west and Northeast India and Glossary.

The section on History of Textiles contains information on beginning of production of clothes. This section deals with clothes produced from yarn and fabrics in the ancient period.
‘Textile Production’ section throws light on the production techniques involved in the process of knitting and weaving. A beautiful presentation of weaving technique of Indian clothes particularly of North east India and sources and types of textiles is worthy to mention.

The Section on Techniques of Textile Decoration provides detail information on the Embroidery ,Hand Printing ,Block printing ,Spray Printing ,Screen printing ,Kalamkari ,
Batik ,Discharge printing and Tie and dye.

‘Textile Embroidery’ throws light on various Indian embroidery designs like phulkari, Kantha, Katha, Rabari, Kashmir, Chikankari, Zardozi and Mirror embroidery. A thoroughly description of the origin, history and process presented in a lucid manner.

The typical and interesting details of cloth designing of various states of India enumerated in simple languages in the States section , etc.

The best feature of this site is that it is the only site where every bit of information regarding Textile designing is analysed and presented systematically. “Come and explore some of the basics of contemporary textile work and learn about different types of cloth, basic dyeing techniques, block printing and fabric paints,” says Mr. Modi.