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Khadi
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Published: Volume 19, Issue 9, August-September, 2011
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What started as India’s subversive sartorial statement, pioneered by Mahatma Gandhi, has become an everyday staple of all Indian wardrobes. Retaining the original ‘handspun and handwoven’ ethos of the fabric, designers step away from the ‘crafts emporium’ aesthetic and explore an alternative route
Make-up and hair courtesy: Namrata Soni.
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