Tangaliya Suits
A GI-protected 700-year-old Gujarati weave where beads of contrast yarn are twisted in by hand. Single kurta lengths and two-piece sets, all unstitched.
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GI-tagged Tangaliya handloom suits and kurta lengths from Gujarat
Our Tangaliya suit sets celebrate a rare 700-year-old Gujarati handloom — a GI-protected craft where tiny beads of contrast yarn (dana) are twisted into the weave by hand to form raised dotted motifs. No print, no embroidery: the pattern is the weave itself.
This edit holds both single kurta fabric lengths of about 3 metres and two-piece sets pairing a kurta length with a matching dupatta — all unstitched, all handwoven in soft cotton, carrying the tactile texture and geometry that make Tangaliya unmistakable. These are pieces for those who value slow craft and a story woven into every thread.
Tangaliya Suits — frequently asked questions
What makes Tangaliya fabric unique?
Tiny beads of contrast yarn (dana) are twisted into the weave by hand to form raised dotted motifs - a GI-protected Gujarati craft.
Are Tangaliya suits handmade?
Yes, every piece is handwoven by artisans; the motifs are woven, never printed.
What is included, and is anything stitched?
Nothing is stitched. Most of this collection is a single Tangaliya kurta fabric length of about 3 metres; the rest are two-piece sets pairing a kurta length with a matching dupatta. A bottom is not included.