The Karnataka Silk Industries Development Corporation (KSIC) has organized a four-day Mysore Silk sarees expo in Dharwad on Thursday. Deputy Commissioner Sameer Shukla inaugurated the expo on ...

Mysore Silk sarees. He said there is a huge demand for Mysuru silk across the world. Apart from sarees, even panches (dhotis) are sought after because of the fabric’s smoothness. KSIC is not ...

Silk sarees from the government-owned Karnataka ... KSIC that produces sarees under the ‘Mysore Silk’ brand also has exclusive showrooms. In one of them, situated at Gandhi Bazaar in Bengaluru ...

(pinterest) Due to their vibrant hues and exquisite shine, Mysore silk sarees are a preferred option for formal occasions like weddings. They are typically made with pure silk and feature ...

This essentially translates to 5,000 sarees per year. Despite this, it is still finding it difficult to meet the extensive demand for the world-renowned Mysore Silk sarees. “I visited the ...

offering a glimpse into the skyrocketing demand for Mysore silk sarees. A crowd of women can be seen standing patiently outside a KSIC showroom.(Instagram/Triveni Gowda) In the video, shared ...

With growing demand for Mysore silk sarees, videos of hundreds of women thronging Karnataka Silk Industries Corporation (KSIC) Limited outlets in Bengaluru are going viral on social media platforms.

Karnataka’s silk industry has a long history dating back to the reign of the Wodeyars of Mysore. The royal patronage during this time helped shape Mysore's reputation for silk weaving.

offering a glimpse into the skyrocketing demand for Mysore silk sarees. In the video, shared widely on social media platforms, a crowd of women can be seen standing patiently outside a KSIC ...