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Exotic India Art showcases an extensive collection of India’s traditional textiles and fabrics that represent the glorious culture of Hinduism. Full of colors and artistry, you can find here your favorite saree, handbag, stole, shawl, and many more products to fulfill every purpose. India is known for its rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
Millions of people have faith and devotion towards different Hindu deities and worship them with all their hearts. From Indian ethnic wear for women to curtains for your home decor, this collection has you covered. The collection also includes Indian traditional dresses for women who love meaningful attire. Our Baluchari Handloom sarees are one-of-a-kind and a must-have in your wardrobe.
Woven on a superfine Bengal silk fabric, they provide you with a flowy drape that adds elegance to your personality. The borders and pallu of the sarees depict beautiful devotional figures that have been hand-embroidered with colorful threads. The satin curtains displaying religious icons are appropriate for your home altar to infuse the atmosphere with sacredness.
The subtle sheen of the fabric looks aesthetic. Exotic India takes pride in collaborating with skilled artisans from across India to bring some of the finest pieces of traditional Indian clothes and other items for home decor with religious prints.
There are no hard and fast rules for wearing Hindu prayer shawls. Anyone can wear it anytime. However, the wearer should respect its purity and sanctity. It is recommended to drape the shawl after cleansing the body. When not in use, it should be kept in a clean place, separate from other ordinary clothes.
Yes, clothes with religious prints have great spiritual and cultural significance and as such, anyone can wear them if they do so with reverence, understanding their sanctity and importance.
Devotional shawls can be used in different religious ceremonies, rituals, and festivals. They can be worn during festivals such as Janmashtami, Radhastami, Navaratri, Diwali, and Ram Navami. One can also offer them to the deities in the temples or gift them to authentic Brahmanas.
