Together, they come together to form a language, and therefore a culture."Nidhi Khurana’s larger than life 26 x 16 foot map of Panipat on the other hand is very modern and incorporates several techniques of weaving. Says Khurana: "The China tuft embroidery machines Manufacturers map of Panipat is a physical manifestation of my interaction with the ancient city. As the old expression goes, "Money talks," well, so do clothes and fabrics. Print-heavy pieces are one of the easiest to incorporate in your summer wardrobe.Brocade, an embossed woven-silk material shot through with metallic threads, has been worn to convey social status for centuries in places such as Byzantium, China, Italy and India. A flippy skirt would look fab paired with a cosy cropped jacket and a moto jacket paired with skinnies in a warm hue is another great option," they conclude.

 Instead, go for clean, structured lines in modern shapes such as a pencil skirt or blazer. But it didn’t begin in Banaras until the 17th century. It is one of the ultimate dandy fabrics." About brocade’s India connect, designer Ritika Arya Jain shares, "In India, Banaras is considered to be the hub for brocading, or silk weaving. But these days the tactile, ornate material is as beloved of fashion designers as interior decorators. It’s got a very sensual appeal because it’s almost 3D in the way it’s woven. Embroidery, fabric, colour, archeology, sculpture, music, dance. Investing in the arts will provide impetus to creation and growth in a multi-dimensional way.One of the reasons for this is also because learning rarely addresses this in the institutional educational set-up. How nicely put! Each and every day I see around me in India, symbols of art and culture that are inviolable, unalterable.

I cannot agree more with the Canadian finance minister when he referred to culture as a "collective wealth that goes beyond economic benefits and statistics". Then everyone was touched with his humanistic approach towards migrants.This major public reinvestment is surely going to impact the quality of creation, recognition and projection. It has grace and flow. My list is endless. When music and dance take a beating it hurts. Or the astounding temples that baffle imagination. When a patachitra artist takes months to make his astounding painting and spends hours trying to convince the buyer why he needs to charge what he does, it hurts.Everyone was ecstatic when the Canadian premier danced Bhangra.