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Vaagmi World

Vaagmi World Fashion & Lifestyle was conceived to restore the handloom's lost glory. After that understanding the customer expectations and challenges across the value chain, Vaagmi World presented to all handloom lovers as a one stop shop for all their needs.

Our designers/artisans work tirelessly to make sure you get the most exclusive designs of Sarees, SKDs, Dupattas and much more.

At Vaagmi World, our mission is to generate wealth and employment for those who are less fortunate, by amalgamating Values, Class and Fashion in a social entrepreneurship based retail business.

Quality Styles & Innovative Designs

"Your genetics load the gun. Your lifestyle pulls the trigger - Mehmet Oz"

In fashion, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but quality should never be compromised. Similarly, We committed to providing you styles that are of the highest quality and patterns that would make you drool...

Class that lasts

Our goal is to marry "elegance" with “functional fashion”. We know, living stylishly is a part of your creative expression. That's why we're committed to being your fashion stylists by offering the latest designs and only the best materials!

What do we offer

Vaagmi World is a lifestyle brand; our current offerings include Sarees, SKDs, Dupattas, Everyday Jewellery and so much more. For instance these products include a variety of materials and designs. We have selected some of the best handlooms from across the states to ensure your wardrobe is as interesting as you are.  

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can you tell us some of the verses?

I can tell you about one right now that if you got our zine you can read something from right now!Queen Zarra AU, which is all it’s known as, is an AU of TIWWF where Zarra never became a Commander because her planet never fell to the Druids and the Empire. Zarra grows up and becomes queen of her home, Rehwa, and with the help of her kin, her Amatus Naiari and an alliance with the Blade of Marmora through their contact agent Ortraz (BECAUSE TELL ME THIS ISN’T AWESOME, JUST GO AHEAD AND TRY, YOU CAN’T) she rules her people and is well loved. Here, Voltron allies with Rehwa and meets the queen and her court first through the BOM, It’s a good alliance, really good, and things are going smoothly in those first meeting and when the Coalition comes to join them, it’s a happy occasion, one to celebrate and things are going so well… until the Queen and Commanders meet and everything shifts. She has her Amatus already, it’s a long standing bond, one that shakes and bends the moment she grasps Commander Holt’s hand. 

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Maheshwar- A Temple Town you must Explore

A beautiful town in Khargone district, Maheshwar has a vibe of its own. Home to ancient pilgrimages, a historical fort and a traditional weavers settlement, this temple town has an eclectic and multi- dimensional character. Include Maheshwar in your bucket list and go on to explore it's amazing points of interest to take up memorable experiences. You will fall in love with not just the popular Maheshwari Sarees but you will also fall in love with the varied experiences that this temple town boasts of. Read on to know what Maheshwar has in store for you...

Rajwada-

Among the most significant of Ahilya Bai's buildings in Maheshwar is Rajwada or the royal residence. Inside the palace is the throne room with Rajgaddi on which the sari clad life size statue of Devi Ahilyabai Holkar is placed. It was this place from where Devi Ahilyabai used to dispense justice. During her reign Maheshwar became important on the political and commercial front. The Ahilya fort on the other hand, is turned into a heritage hotel offering stunning views of the river Narmada. A double storeyed gateway, directly opposite the main entrance to the Rajwada, leads to a flight of steps that brings one closer to the Narmada ghat. It is from this gateway that one can see the panoramic views from the ghats. On waking up early in the morning, one can take a long walk on the river bank, witness the sunrise and the activities that are a part of the locals here. They take a dip in the holy river Narmada and the boat man can be seen taking the tourists for a boat ride across the Narmada ghat.

Rehwa society- Sustaining the hand weaving tradition of Maheshwar

The world famous Maheshwari Sarees top the wish list of shopaholics when they travel to Maheshwar. The Rehwa society has kept intact the mission of the centuries old weaving tradition of Maheshwari Sarees. Other than shopping for these masterpieces in the Rehwa society, you can also take a look at the efforts that go under making these brilliant pieces. The weavers at the loom can be seen working on Maheshwari Sarees and it is indeed a good opportunity to learn from the weavers themselves as to how they are preserving this age old tradition of weaving.

Thali @Ahilya Fort

A full thali meal at Ahilya Fort is highly recommended when you are on a trip to Maheshwar. However, prior intimation (a day before your visit) is needed to the staff in case you have to relish the thali. The meal, with traditional Malwan dishes, is extensive and yummy and served in style in a silver thali. Enjoy the meals with panoramic views of the Narmada Ghat.

Labboo's Cafe Lodge

With indoor and outdoor seating in a leafy courtyard, this is a good spot to relax. The ever smiling staff is happy to host you with some mouth watering snacks like peanut chaat, french fries and you can enjoy the view around while sipping a hot cup of tea or coffee. There is also a small library in the premises. If you are an avid book reader, you can scroll through the little collection of books in this library, pick one and enjoy your reading session in the quiet corner while munching the snacks.

Baneshwar Temple

This temple situated in the middle of the ghat is approachable via a boat. It is believed to be located on the earth's axis and houses a shivling. Seek the blessings of lord Shiva and after visiting the temple head back across the river to enjoy the vast expanse of the ghats via a boat ride. You can also get some snacks packed to munch on during your boat ride.

Evening aarti @Narmada Ghat

Experience the beauty of this evening ritual on the Narmada ghats. As the chants begin the atmosphere gets filled with positivity. The sound of ringing bells comes in chorus and the entire ambiance feels divine. The aarti is highly recommended and you can experience it for yourself.

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Everything you need to know about the exceptional weaves from India’s north east – VOGUE India

To say that craft is having a second is an understatement. Khadi and Benarasi textiles have grazed runways and designers like Manish Malhotra and Sabyasachi Mukherjee use chikankari and block printing often of their work. Even in the pandemic or maybe, particularly in the pandemic, aware customers are placing their cash the place their mouth is by supporting the scores of weavers and craftsmen throughout India whose livelihoods have been affected. Meanwhile manufacturers are reinventing the wheel to make craft merchandise related to 2020 from Maheshwari cotton masks (try India Circus’ model new collaboration with REHWA society) to block-printed lounge put on (Pinklay’s jewel tones having us lusting).

Having stated that, the dialog about craft tends to give attention to the North and West of India. For occasion, Benarasi weavers have gotten an enormous push from the authorities in the previous few years, chikankari embroidery has the patronage of Bollywood’s elite and block prints have penetrated not simply Indian but in addition worldwide markets. But ask a style lover and even pupil about which textiles are fashionable in India’s North East they usually’ll probably be stumped for a solution.

According to Nixon Bui, a Copenhagen-based dressmaker who hails from Arunachal Pradesh, cultural influences play a task on this. “The way I see it is that fashion reflects pop culture, and in India, pop culture is to a great extend about the Hindi cinema,” says Bui. “If the northeast wants to be part of the mainstream fashion, we have to integrate our designs into Indian mass fashion. There are also other reasons like lack of awareness from mainland India about the northeast people and culture. Geographically we are a bit cut off from the rest of India, which adds to business practice difficulties too.”

Irrespective, the eight states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura have a wealth of crafts that deserve each recognition and rewards.

The silk story

The hottest textile that individuals do know of from this area is the ahimsa silk—a cruelty-free material which doesn’t hurt the silkworms producing the textile. The major manufacturing centre is the village of Sualkuchi in Assam and right here they name it eri silk (it has completely different names in numerous states). This “silk village” additionally makes muga—a long-lasting silk which has a golden sheen and mulberry silk which is the very best quality silk cloth in the world. These textiles are used to make saris and mekhela chador, the conventional costume of Assamese ladies and have been woven in Assam for generations.

Assamese silks usually have vibrant hues—suppose electrical blue, parrot inexperienced and pink. The woven motifs pop nearly like embroidery and are primarily nature-impressed though just a few additionally depict conventional ornaments. For occasion, the Kaziranga fashion weave has rhinos, deer and birds from its namesake nationwide park, the widespread Karbi fashion has two birds sitting on a tree, moura is a peacock and gach is a tree motif. Joon bari is impressed by an Assamese necklace and king Khap fashion weaves are based mostly on the erstwhile Ahom dynasty. Designer Anita Dongre has used eri silk in a few of her collections and there’s additionally a sluggish style label known as Amoh began Aanchal Goyal which makes use of Assamese weaves completely to make co-ord units, joggers and and midi attire.

The identical cloth is known as Ryndia in Meghalaya and Daniel Syiem is a well-liked designer in Shillong who has been utilizing it since the early 2000s. Syiem had the unrealised dream of turning into a dressmaker whereas he was managing a nightclub in Shillong. One of his shoppers, Denny was an officer in Meghalaya’s sericulture division and he launched Daniel to weavers from the poor Ri-Bhoi district the place solely half the inhabitants is literate. Ryndia was as soon as widespread all through the North-East however ladies weavers started to abandon the conventional handloom due to financial hardships.

“When I went to meet weavers, I forged a very special connection with them,” says Syiem. “I knew this is what I wanted to do. My father and grandfather were huge social activists and so for me, the path into fashion had to have a meaningful impact on my community. For me the fabric is not just piece of fabric, it represents the people who’ve poured their love, imagination and hard work into creating it. A lot of the weavers I work with are single mothers and through weaving they’ve been able to take of their family and raise their children.”

Syiem obtained his first worldwide style present in Thailand in 2005. He has been a champion of sustainable style earlier than it turned stylish and widespread. His label has proven at LFW, London and New York City; there’s one line devoted to Ryndia and one other pret line which makes use of natural materials from throughout India.

Jigmat Norbu who runs a sustainable style label by the title of Jigmat Couture in Ladakh additionally makes use of ahimsa silk in his work. “The main textile in Ladakh is wool, we don’t produce our own silk but it is a big part of our wardrobes and visible culture. The sash is a type of colourful, silk belt that’s worn on funerals, weddings and important occasions and we procure this silk from the North East.” Norbu has educated his prospects about sustainable style and therefore will get a whole lot of curiosity for the ahimsa silk he makes use of. He has additionally based a museum of textiles in Leh which has beautiful archives and bodily relics of the historical past of silk from the North East, which was a part of the Silk Route.

The loin looms

In the previous few years, one other textile is being resurrected by designers from the area. Handloom cloth made on the indigenous loin loom can be beginning to acquire visibility by way of their work. The loin loom is a really primary sort of bamboo loom is also called a again strap loom as a result of it has a again strap with a steady horizontal wrap. It produces slender strips of fabric with no more than 18 inches of completed width. To obtain an even bigger width, completely different strips are stitched collectively. This loom crops up all India’s North East from Manipur to Nagaland to Arunachal Pradesh to Tripura.

The woven patterns and hues differ from tribe to tribe and have symbolism and that means of their designs. For instance, in Nagaland the shawls worn by women and men are largely pink, black and white and may look comparable to untrained eye. However, the patterns are distinct. For occasion, the Ao Naga tribe has a warrior scarf with symbols on its central white band representing valor, energy and prowess. In Manipur, the phaneks (lungi-like garment worn by ladies) have shamilami or a mix or woven motifs and complex embroidery. Phanek designs are peculiar to every tribe and every wears particular designs solely. The morang phee temple design is extra generic and may be worn by anybody.

“You know, I started my fashion journey in 2008 but it’s not until 2018 that I used fabric produced on the loin loom,” says menswear designer Jenjum Gadi. “The strange thing is that we have a culture of growing and weaving our own cotton on this very loom in Arunachal Pradesh where I’m from. I saw my mom do it as a child but I never thought anything special of it. It was only in 2018 that I travelled to Dimapur, Nagaland as part of FDCI’s Celebrating The Maker program. I saw the weavers working on the loop and realised that despite being deceptively simple, this loom truly special. It is one of the oldest looms in India and represents the history and culture of this region.”

This distinctive tradition of rising cotton in your yard after which spinning and weaving it into material has been occurring for generations. While it’s simple to purchase cloth from a retailer, the ladies in these states proceed weaving to hold their legacy alive by way of this course of.

© Courtesy Margaret Zinyu

Challenges and options

The family handloom custom in India’s North East is extraordinary certainly however it additionally presents distinctive issues. Since it is vitally arduous to scale manufacturing we don’t see an excessive amount of of it in mainstream Indian style. “The loin loom produces a very special textile,” says Margaret Zinyu, founding father of Woven Threads—a house textile label that works with indigenous materials from Nagaland. “But it lesser used and lesser known especially in the rest of India. When we talk about regular handloom, it can produce seven metres of fabric in a day while loin loom can produce only two metres because it so labour intensive. That’s definitely a challenge.” In addition to this, the ladies who do the weaving additionally farm and take care of the home so most of them should not full time weavers. This furthers provides to the downside of accelerating manufacturing.

Aratrik Dev Varman is of Tripuri heritage and runs a label known as Tilla in Ahmedabad. In 2018 he showcased a group of loin loom weaves from Tripura at LFW as a part of the British Council’s Crafting Futures program. In particular he was researching risha—a woven breast material utilized in Tripura which is often eight inches extensive and 40 inches lengthy. It was historically used to cowl the breasts however now’s a extra symbolic article of clothes often given to the chief visitor at an necessary event.

© Aratrik Dev Varman, Tilla

“They’re beautiful, narrow pieces of fabric woven as a single piece on the loin loom” says Varman. “I come from the area so I’ve been collecting these rishas for a long time. However, the motifs you currently find in the market are quite different from the ones that were traditionally woven. Luckily during my one-year research project, I was able to amass about 40 of each original, vintage pieces from my family and also my travels within Tripura.”

The rishas usually are available in color combos like purple and inexperienced or yellow, pink and white. Traditional motifs embrace khulphang which is a cotton plant, takhumtoi which depicts geese eggs and mutaiwa sirik which is impressed by carved bamboo ornament. He plans to publish this assortment as a 200+ web page e-book on the design language in Triputi weaving. “We’ve used 1:1 photography so you can see the motif in real scale,” Varman says. “Documentation is the step to engage with the culture of a community that’s been so far removed from the rest of India.”

Bui feels what’s most necessary for North East crafts to acquire traction is a unified imaginative and prescient. “We from the Northeast have to set examples for ourselves and also tell the world what we stand for. Is it the value of traditional practices, is it the intricate exoticism, or is it green-living? We need to know what we are offering to the world, believe in it, and do it really well. As a designer, I stamp the Northeast signature on the pieces I create. Highlight the good and bad sides of the region through the language of art so that growth prevails. And of most importance, the audience at large should be open minded to different types of arts and crafts. Be a conscious buyer.”

Also learn:

Why weaving a Jamdani sari is a real labour of affection

The unimaginable historical past of the conventional Parsi Gara sari

What offers folks embroideries from Kutch and Sindh its distinct qualities

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zarra's previous amatus, or who she thought could have been it was female? can you tell us about her?

Ah, Naiari. One of the last standing with their Princess when Rehwa fell.

She and Zarra grew up together; if there had still been a traditional court on their planet, Naiari would’ve become a courtier/advisor to Queen Zarra, but the throne fell long before that was an option.

They were kin from their childhood. You know those pairs of utterly inseparable best friends? That’s the idea.

The war was grinding on toward a painfully inevitable end and Zarra had lost both her parents, Queen Ravena and General Osiris, long before she began to wonder whether Naiari was her Amatus.

It wasn’t something they could figure out, though, because they were hiding out in ruins, leading a patched-together force of survivors, moving constantly across the planet to avoid capture. There were too many other priorities, too many other people to worry about, to even mention the word to one another.

In the end, Zarra never got the chance. 

Naiari set herself fiercely in front of her Queen as Empire soldiers and drones surrounded the last stronghold of the remnant Rehwani leadership. Zarra was just as capable of defending herself, but Naiari never let her forget that she was the last of the royal line, and that if anyone should reestablish their people it should be her. Most of their other kin were dead already.

The druids were watching from a distance as the soldiers closed in and took Zarra and her bedraggled, depopulated court. Zarra could taste the bitter whisper of their magic, and when Naiari growled and spat, she knew she wasn’t the only one.

The two of them were kept restrained against opposite walls of the same cell after their capture. With cracked throats and weak bodies, they couldn’t share much more than wordless gazes as they listened to their comrades suffering, but at least they were together. At least they had each other.

Until the druids came. And Naiari died screaming in full view of her beloved Queen.

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Rehwa Society: The community of weavers that settled in Maheshwar due to Devi Ahilya Bhai efforts were originally known to be from Mandu- weaving for the Mughals, what was then known to be the finest fabric of Madhya Pradesh. Read more about it on my blog www.thetravelblueprint.com | Website link in bio | Connect with me on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter search for @niftyajazshaikh and do check out my travel blog www.thetravelblueprint.com #Maheshwar #MadhyaPradeshTourism #MPT #MadhyaPradesh #TheTravelBlueprint #TTB #SoloTraveller #AroundMumbai #TravelRealIndia #IncrediableMadhyaPradesh #Travel #WeekendTrip #Wanderlust #Explore #SoloTrip #Travelblogger #IndianTravelblogger #MumbaiTravelblogger #weekendgetaway #travelblog #vacation #ruins #RehwaSociety (at Rehwa Society) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8zz7KoBr_m/?igshid=1wbl6dre85q84

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Aaja balliye chal challiye 

Hawa vaangu heere kitte udd 

challiye Sehar di tere naal mein sair kran

Par sehar ton vadh tenu takkda rehwa 

Duniya di nazraan ton door 

Baithi howe naal meri hoor 

Chal mere naal 

Aadhi raat nu bhi laiye geriyaan 

Chall mere naal //

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