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    • Royal HM-943 Mughal Decorative Floor Cushion Pillow Covers

      The art of embroidery in the Indian Subcontinent can be traced to ancient roots. Thin bronze needles found in the ancient civilization of Mohenjo Daro in the Indus Valley are believed to have meant for embroidery. Embroidery continued to flourish in the days the Mughal Empire, when the Maharajas guests graced their royalty with lavish gifts of embroidered textile art. Exotic textiles were considered a symbol of royal elegance while the workmanship of these textiles was praised in royal courts. Today, we celebrate the workmanship and charm of South Asian textile embroidery with our Mughal Decorative Floor Cushion Pillow Covers

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    • Royal HM-519 Akbar Indian Sari Floor Pillow Cushion Covers

      Akbar the Great was among the most famed and respected Mughal dynasty emperors. He is remembered for his outstanding statesmanship, which was based upon good will towards all. Akbars success as a ruler is credited to his religious tolerance and belief in upholding social justice, equality, and harmony. He eliminated the special taxes previously levied on non-Muslims. He invited Christians, Jewish, and Zoroastrian thinkers to his royal court to join Muslims and Hindus in debates about religious truth. Akbar Indian Sari Floor Pillow Cushion Covers are a rural artisans tribute to the virtues that won this great head of state his place in history.

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    • Royal HM-319 Maharaja Decorative Throw Pillow Covers

      Bounded by the endless sands of the Thar Desert and the turbulent waters of the Arabian Sea is the barren region of Sindh. Amidst perpetual droughts and scorching temperatures, this region claims a rich heritage of indigenous textile art. Female artisans carry on the ancient tradition of hand-embroidered quilts and textiles. Vintage saris are hand-stitched in a patchwork pattern that expresses eastern elegance. Metallic and cotton thread is hand-embroidered in a lavish style that is characteristic of Sindhi artwork. Our Maharaja Decorative Throw Pillow Covers exhibit the beauty of authentic South Asian textile art.

    • Products: Pillow Covers Maharaja Decorative Throw Pillow Covers HM-319

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    • Royal HM-944 Mughal Decorative Throw Cushion Pillow Covers

      The art of embroidery in the Indian Subcontinent can be traced to ancient roots. Thin bronze needles found in the ancient civilization of Mohenjo Daro in the Indus Valley are believed to have meant for embroidery. Embroidery continued to flourish in the days the Mughal Empire, when the Maharajas guests graced their royalty with lavish gifts of embroidered textile art. Exotic textiles were considered a symbol of royal elegance while the workmanship of these textiles was praised in royal courts. Today, we celebrate the workmanship and charm of South Asian textile embroidery with our Mughal Decorative Throw Cushion Pillow Covers.

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    • Royal HM-1378 Arabian Velvet Floor Cushion Pillow Covers

      The art of embroidery in the Indian Subcontinent can be traced to ancient roots. Thin bronze needles found in the ancient civilization of Mohenjo Daro in the Indus Valley are believed to have meant for embroidery. Embroidery continued to flourish in the days the Mughal Empire, when the Maharajas guests graced their royalty with lavish gifts of embroidered textile art. Exotic textiles were considered a symbol of royal elegance while the workmanship of these textiles was praised in royal courts. Today, we celebrate the workmanship and charm of South Asian textile embroidery with our Mughal Decorative Floor Cushion Pillow Covers

    • Products: Pillow Covers Arabian Velvet Floor Cushion Pillow Covers HM-13

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    • Royal HM-1367 Arabian Velvet Throw Cushion Pillow Covers

      The art of embroidery in the Indian Subcontinent can be traced to ancient roots. Thin bronze needles found in the ancient civilization of Mohenjo Daro in the Indus Valley are believed to have meant for embroidery. Embroidery continued to flourish in the days the Mughal Empire, when the Maharajas guests graced their royalty with lavish gifts of embroidered textile art. Exotic textiles were considered a symbol of royal elegance while the workmanship of these textiles was praised in royal courts. Today, we celebrate the workmanship and charm of South Asian textile embroidery with our Mughal Decorative Floor Cushion Pillow Covers

    • Products: Pillow Covers Arabian Velvet Throw Cushion Pillow Covers HM-13

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    • Royal HM-1368 Arabian Velvet Throw Cushion Pillow Covers

      The art of embroidery in the Indian Subcontinent can be traced to ancient roots. Thin bronze needles found in the ancient civilization of Mohenjo Daro in the Indus Valley are believed to have meant for embroidery. Embroidery continued to flourish in the days the Mughal Empire, when the Maharajas guests graced their royalty with lavish gifts of embroidered textile art. Exotic textiles were considered a symbol of royal elegance while the workmanship of these textiles was praised in royal courts. Today, we celebrate the workmanship and charm of South Asian textile embroidery with our Mughal Decorative Floor Cushion Pillow Covers

    • Products: Pillow Covers Arabian Velvet Throw Cushion Pillow Covers HM-13

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    • Royal HM-518 Akbar Indian Sari Throw Pillow Covers

      Akbar the Great was among the most famed and respected Mughal dynasty emperors. He is remembered for his outstanding statesmanship, which was based upon good will towards all. Akbars success as a ruler is credited to his religious tolerance and belief in upholding social justice, equality, and harmony. He eliminated the special taxes previously levied on non-Muslims. He invited Christians, Jewish, and Zoroastrian thinkers to his royal court to join Muslims and Hindus in debates about religious truth. Akbar Indian Sari Throw Pillow Covers are a rural artisans tribute to the virtues that won this great head of state his place in history.

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    • Elephant Art Handmade Bedspread Off White King

      In the glorious days of the Mughal Empire, the Maharaja would leave the royal palace to visit his countrymen and to attend to matters of the town. The princes visit to the town would almost certainly be accompanied by his royal entourage of Indian elephants. The elephants would be adorned with exotic jewels and were considered a symbol of wealth and royalty. Today, the elephants of the Mughal Empire are remembered in hand-embroidered textile art, as seen in the Elephant Art Handmade Bedspread - King.

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    • Royal HM-410 Kutch Tapestry Patchwork Bedspread Red Full Queen

      For centuries, European travelers braved the waters of the Arabian Sea to uncover the treasures of the Indian Subcontinent. Many such travelers observed that the region of Kutch was the finest and most abundant source of folk embroidery in the world. The beauty of Kutch embroidery has been inspired by an ancient South Asian tradition dowry. From an early age, tribal women in the Kutch region start to create and collect embroidered master-pieces for their own marriage. Hand-embroidered textiles, such as the Kutch Tapestry Patchwork Bedspread - Full/Queen, they later use to embellish their husbands homes

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    • Royal HM-1216 Elephant Art Handmade Bedspread Blue King

      In the glorious days of the Mughal Empire, the Maharaja would leave the royal palace to visit his countrymen and to attend to matters of the town. The princes visit to the town would almost certainly be accompanied by his royal entourage of Indian elephants. The elephants would be adorned with exotic jewels and were considered a symbol of wealth and royalty. Today, the elephants of the Mughal Empire are remembered in hand-embroidered textile art, as seen in the Elephant Art Handmade Bedspread - King

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    • SAHYADRI HONEY - Honey

      CO. COLLECT THE NATURAL WILD BEE HONEY FROM DENCE FOREST AREA. tHROUGH TRAINED & SKILLED HONEY HUNTERS. 120 HUNTERS R WORKING IN OUR CO. HAVE A MOST ADVANCEFULL HONEY PROCESSING PLAANT, SITUATED IN POLLUTION FREE & GREEN ZONE. DAILY PPPPROCESSING CAPACITY IS 500 KG. PER SHIFT. CO. ALREADY WORKING IN EXPORT IN BULK QUANTITY. CO. LOOKING LONG TIME COLABRATION WITH THEIR IMPORTER.

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    • WT-004 Cotton Face Towel 30x30 Cm

      * DENSITY: 30X30 cm* WEIGHT: 40g / pc* COLOR: white or any color* DETAIL: 100% cotton* PRICE IDEA; $4~4. 5 / KG----------------------------------------------------------------------------------* DENSITY: 30x30cm* WEIGHT: 400-420 GSM* COLOR: blue or any color* DETAIL: 70 / 30 micro fiber towels thick pile* PRICE IDEA: $3. 7~4. 1 / KG----------------------------------------------------------------------------------* DENSITY: 75cm X 150cm* WEIGHT: 320 GSM* COLOR: any color* DETAIL: 100% cotton* PRICE IDEA: $4. 1~4. 5 / KG

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    • Vinhthinh Textile co.,ltd

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