Piyush Jain - Articles

 

Piyush Jain has been involved with the fashion industry for a long time. He plunged into active work researching new trends and concepts in fashion right after completing his education in the same.

Kota Saris, the ethnicity of Rajasthan

Kota saris were also known as Masuria Malmal. These saris were called Masuria as they originated from Mysore. Kota sari is the specialty from the desert state of Rajasthan. The fabric derives its name from the city of the same name. The saris are made in and around the city of Kota. Read

By: Piyush Jain | 08/12/2009 | Clothing

Viscose Lehnga Choli; Dazzling Ethnic Wear

Lehnga Choli has traditionally traveled a long way from the early Mughal royal courts period to the Wedding Parties today. Lehnga Choli is available in different fabrics but the most popular is the Viscose Lehnga Choli. Viscose is a type of rayon that can give a look and feel to the fabric like silk, cotton, linen or wool and has the capacity to breathe in a way alike cotton weaves. Read

By: Piyush Jain | 08/12/2009 | Clothing

Silks of Assam

Silk is a priceless fabric attracting exporters, consumers from around the world. Assam are well known manufacturers of silk sarees. The appeal of silk sarees is eternal. Silks of Assam lead the group. Read

By: Piyush Jain | 07/12/2009 | Clothing

Social Media Marketting:An Overview

Social Media is the biggest platform for making friends globally as well as using this recognition into business practice. Not only can you connect with people globally but you can also achieve some of them asyour esteemed customers. Isn't it interesting?while on the one hand you can use it for entertainment or leisure purpose, it can be transformed into a business matter also. This article is actually a handy guideline of how you can do this. Read

By: Piyush Jain | 07/11/2009 | SEO

Origin Of Lehenga Choli - The Age-Old History of This Beautiful Attire

Indian Lehenga choli has traveled an extensive way from the royal courts of Mughal Empire to a favored dress of Indian women for all types of ceremonial occasions. Traditional lehenga choli is worn during weddings, festivals like Navratri, Eid, Dusshera. In wedding seasons this traditional dress has its own worth. The Indian lehenga choli exuberantly brings out the essence of feminism. Read

By: Piyush Jain | 05/11/2009 | Clothing