Dasara fashion: Mysore silk and Ilkal handloom sarees make a comeback
Weavers from Mysuru and Ilkal report brisk demand for handloom and pure silk sarees as buyers move away from mass-produced wear.
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Shreya KulkarniMysuru · Published 30 Sept 2026, 10:21 pm IST · 1 min read
Mysuru: Dasara fashion. (DBNEWS photo)
Mysuru: Weavers from Mysuru and Ilkal report brisk demand for handloom and pure silk sarees as buyers move away from mass-produced wear.
Experts recommend planning ahead, staying hydrated and listening to your body, especially during the festive season when routines are disrupted.
Local businesses say the trend reflects a growing preference for traditional craftsmanship and healthier choices.
What happens next
People are looking for experiences that feel authentic and personal, said a Bengaluru-based designer.
Representational image. (DBNEWS file photo)
Whether you are planning a family outing or a quiet weekend, a little preparation goes a long way.
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Comments (2)
Excellent coverage as always, DBNEWS team.
Will this also cover the new areas near Whitefield?