I like the purple and blue. Look at the guy who's making it- so much hard work to make one saree. It's so easy for us to say- "I don't like this or that".
It’s a shame to have cheap imports.. when you have people making authentic beautiful crafts for hundreds of years! Every culture needs to preserve their wonderful crafts and not dilute or lose them . Such beautiful exquisite designs and quality saris.
not everyone can afford a rs. 10000 sari ...hence cheap variants..so people can atleast have that look . .and people who are used to wearing silk will always know the difference...no scamming there..only thing is those fake banarasis could be made in india and not in china...thats what we can do.
who said it's imported. Sorry but 90%of Fake Banarasi sarees are from India's western part. Synthetic city Surat - Gujarat which is more popular for synthetic sarees and specially banarasi silk , banglori silk, etc. You can check these Fake Banarasi Saree on Saccha Saudagar episodes from Surat.
You are so inspiring di. I also have vitiligo and I am 16 years old. Only by seeing your vitiligo story on Karl Rock’s channel have I been able to get out of the suffocating world of medicines. Otherwise I would’ve spent my entire 2020 in taking pills and cure vitiligo. You are a real inspiration for me. I have never found any person so relatable as you as we share quite the same vitiligo story. I am on my way on becoming more confident in my skin condition and the jorney has just begun. CAN’T THANK YOU ENOUGH🙏🏻❤️❤️
you are what you are as a person. your skin, color, height, hair does not define you. Keep your chin up and be a good person. nothing else matters. vitiligo is not a handicap. take care of your health as in staying healthy in both mind and body. there are a lot of people who will see beyond your physical features. God bless you
That’s a lovely Saree. I got conned by a seller in an exhibition he showed me the viscose silk blend saree and sold to me as 100% silk for like 15k. I only checked the threads by burning like a year later and realized.
Very informative video. Please also post the contact details of these weavers so we can directly buy from them. With ever increasing population and demand for sarees in india, fake replicas will find their way in market. Its hightime handlooms get some level of automation, so we still get authentic, original pure silk sarees, more made in short time and preserve this art and help protect artisans financially.
One of the sensible videos i found online in my quest to buy pure silk sari from India.There are so many fake sellers who are selling artificial silk which is non-envioronment friendly.Sometimes we are scammed into buying semi-pure silk for the price of the real one.😢
Hey Manisha, your info is very helpful. I went to benaras and was trying really hard to find the authentic silk.. even after spending 21000 i am still unsure if it the original one.. if you could have shared some craftmen contact or details of shops that would be a real ease
Wow! Your sari is absolutely beautiful! Supporting Indian artists is a must so that this tradition isn't lost forever! As a Black-American woman who has recently found out that there is an Indian ancestor, I look for ways to honor him and those before him. I feel that learning about Indian culture is one way. 👍
Hi Manisha. I saw this video years back and chose to visit it again as my brother is getting married and I wanted to buy some authentic Banarasi sarees for the wedding. All the information just refreshed my memory. Thank you for making an effort to inform us about genuine Banarasi. I wanted to ask if you could suggest a few shops I can visit to buy real zari Banarasi sarees in Banaras.
Thankyou so much for sharing this knowledge....and your are preserving our authentic craft by making us aware regarding traditional Banarsi silk and Handloom❤️
Since this was my first vlog, I had not expected so many people would love this saree and want to buy it. I made this video to help people identify a real silk saree in Banarasi weave and give them an idea about it's price. I met some manufacturers and suppliers while exploring the market, who were kind enough to help us know more about this art. Most of the shops in Banaras have all three types of sarees: pure silk, art silk and fake. Once you learn to identify the difference, you can spot a fake one easily. Edit: I’ll try to go back to Varanasi again and film a Banarasi Saree shopping vlog. I'll also mention the shop's details in all my future videos.
Hello Didi. I’m Aastha’s senior from college. I have been following your journey on and off but today found out your YT channel. My heart fills with immense joy to see someone spreading awareness about the dying culture and handicrafts of India. I was aware of the silk thread burn test but others tricks were a discovery and I absolutely love them. Gonna try them very soon. I’m from Rajasthan and it pains me to see the state’s handicraft on a downfall amid this wave of mass manufactured cheap fakes. I request you to kindly make some detailed videos on bandhej, leheriya, mothda, gotapatti and other kind of handicrafts so that there is a scope of them being saved and preserved. Thank you so much and loads of love and support. 💐
Absolutely loved this vlog. And loved the dress you were wearing in this entire video ( even though just saw upper part) and not to mention loved loved loved the pattern and color of the saree . Absolutely my kind. It would be nice if you share both of your dress and saree courtesy : )
Thank you so much! The dress is from a brand called “janasya”. I got it from myntra. I bought the saree directly from the weavers but now that you know how to spot a real one, you can easily buy one from anywhere 😊
Manisha you have superb choice 👌 @karlrock may be exceptional 😜😜 I love that blue saree, wish I will have beautiful woman like you ... @karl you are lucky guy
There is another kind, Pure silk but not woven on hand loom. It's woven on machine but mimics the handloom pure silk.. The way to recognise this is to look at the reverse. The motifs in a machine made are unfinished but in a handloom saree the motifs are neatly tied together. An handloom handloom silk saree is way more expensive than 10,000 ₹. But totally worth it as collection. Handloom saree certainly is a dying art...
I love this video so much as now a days I'm falling in love with handloom sarees . please Do bring some more videos of handloom sarees from different parts of India.. and it would be great if you add some contact details or some perticular shops where we can find the pure handloom sarees❤❤❤
Manisha...thanks for this vlog. I am a die heart handloom fan and own around 15 banarasis till now. After seeing this I just checked all my saris . Only 1 which I already knew is a powerloom one rest all are genuine. I am so happy....
Thank you for this tutorial on the differences in authentic and fake silk sarees. The artisans expend blood sweat and tears in producing gorgeous works of art. They need to be protected by the vigilance of those who purchase silk sarees. Your saree is absolutely stunning, like a painting.
Ohh I love handmade stuff.. Every piece is unique.. If the seller shows 3 colors in same cloth thats a big no no for me.. I just stumbled on your channel and you are doing amazing work.. I love your voice its so soothing.. Thanks
Extremely helpful vlog. Even I got cheated like many others on my varanasi trip. Ma'am I would request you to mention the adress or the colony of the weavers you visited. Thanks.
I am belong to mau ,uttar pradesh From a weaving family Mau is famous for weaving awesome banarasi saree When ever you come Varanasi plz visit mau city also I guarantee you didn't disappoint with mau and its sarees
I am glad I found ur channel. Lovely videos and great concept. I would love to see if the contact details / addressees are added too so that people can become more aware and connect with the weavers. You look beautiful in the saree... Good day!
Hi Manisha, Loved your vlog here but moreover the effort you have put in for the people to showcase what our true heritage is! Could you please share the colony's name or atleast the manufacturer's contact so that we can even get our hands on the most authentic sarees?
Hey manisha... my parents n family r a huge fan of handlooms... we always search for govt stores to buy authentic stuff... after up handlooms shutdown...gangotri.... we ended up purchasing fale chikankari, fake banarasi...got ripped off ... since gangotri was renting its floor space to private parties.....thanks a bunch fr this guidance....
Lovely and very informative video Please do a video on all types of authentic indian handloom work like paithani, chanderi, bandhani, kashida, kanchipuram and so many more Would love the way you will cover each of them with so much research and effort Hugs...
This was so interesting.. The points to check the authenticity... Was something new... To me.. Thanks for sharing.. This beautiful video. It was fabulous to watch the artisans.. Weaving such lovely Sarees...
But the guy exposes India a lot ...there is better version of India which he never shows .I believe every country has good as well as bad people but he never shows different side if India ...
Amazing coverage. Very enlightening.👍 You have taken lot of efforts. Thanks for the vedio. Benarsi Silk Sarees are legendary. My mother had some with real zar. But unfortunately the silk fabric was brittle. Bur the zar was real silver threads.
hi thanks for sharing the knowledge to us...i really like your attitude and that banaras saree was looking aweee to me...we are fooled in kasi where in the seller sold us some cheap frabric saying its pure banaras and charging more...thanks for the vedio.
@Manisha Malik 👍a request ma'am. Kindly do come to my hometown Mysore in karnataka, and do a video on mysore silk sarees. They are also famous in india but doesn't have as much exposure as the other traditional sarees.
Can’t agree with you better. Beautiful friend work machinery no computers absolute talent & skill. Let’s keep it going. Help our weavers not Amazon & China.
Real silk thread for sari , uncoloured can be bought in 7000 Indian rupees+ cost of dying the thread + the labour cost of a trained artisan + selling commission of the shopkeeper +GST = Real Silk Handmade sari . There are a lot of real silk sarees, that are pure silk , but machine made . They are pure silk machine made sarees , that you find around 10,000 rupees . Calling a machine made saree as handloom is crime and calling a plastic saree as banarasi or katan silk is crime ( but not in India) .
Hi Manisha. I just found your channel. This video was very informative. Please keep uploading such amazing content. Looking forward to it. And your beautiful. Stay blessed always.
You are inspirational and the work that you are doing is of great help and learning to many...thank you for making me think life full of opportunities and keep working...
I started following you straight away as soon as I relished that you hav TH-cam channel. I was wondering other day that Manisha is such a beautiful girl she should start her own TH-cam channel here you are. Watched all your videos twice thrice.
I like the purple and blue. Look at the guy who's making it- so much hard work to make one saree. It's so easy for us to say- "I don't like this or that".
Amazing content......supporting our artisans are the only way to save the craft and our heritage. Hats off to you girl
It’s a shame to have cheap imports.. when you have people making authentic beautiful crafts for hundreds of years! Every culture needs to preserve their wonderful crafts and not dilute or lose them . Such beautiful exquisite designs and quality saris.
not everyone can afford a rs. 10000 sari ...hence cheap variants..so people can atleast have that look . .and people who are used to wearing silk will always know the difference...no scamming there..only thing is those fake banarasis could be made in india and not in china...thats what we can do.
who said it's imported. Sorry but 90%of Fake Banarasi sarees are from India's western part. Synthetic city Surat - Gujarat which is more popular for synthetic sarees and specially banarasi silk , banglori silk, etc. You can check these Fake Banarasi Saree on Saccha Saudagar episodes from Surat.
@@sacchasaudagar8060 well and good if its not imported...india has business then ...and 'no thanks' to fake banarasis on whatever channel..
Bro paise bhi hone chahiye na sabke pas
True
Wow....I am going to buy a pure silk saree from local....to support and encourage their skills.
You are so inspiring di. I also have vitiligo and I am 16 years old. Only by seeing your vitiligo story on Karl Rock’s channel have I been able to get out of the suffocating world of medicines. Otherwise I would’ve spent my entire 2020 in taking pills and cure vitiligo. You are a real inspiration for me. I have never found any person so relatable as you as we share quite the same vitiligo story. I am on my way on becoming more confident in my skin condition and the jorney has just begun. CAN’T THANK YOU ENOUGH🙏🏻❤️❤️
Your words brought a smile to my face Miheeka. Can’t express in words how I’m feeling after reading this comment.
Lots of love ❤️
Miheeka... Lots of love to you. Take care and rock the world.
@@ManishaMalikIndia That is so true. You are really an inspiration. Lots of love to you
There is bhavsi oil in ayurveda that cured my small vitiligo.
you are what you are as a person. your skin, color, height, hair does not define you. Keep your chin up and be a good person. nothing else matters. vitiligo is not a handicap. take care of your health as in staying healthy in both mind and body. there are a lot of people who will see beyond your physical features. God bless you
That’s a lovely Saree. I got conned by a seller in an exhibition he showed me the viscose silk blend saree and sold to me as 100% silk for like 15k. I only checked the threads by burning like a year later and realized.
Ow, this has happened with my friends too, that’s why I made this video, glad it helped you guys.
I also have authentic banarasi saree...and i love it...
Yours are beautiful too ❤
Thanks for making and sharing this video ❤❤
Love how indepth your knowledge is and how you simplify it for people to understand.
Jo red saree pehle dikhaya apne. Just wowww. Aisi saree mil jaye to avi sadi karlu.😍
😀😀
Very informative video. Please also post the contact details of these weavers so we can directly buy from them. With ever increasing population and demand for sarees in india, fake replicas will find their way in market. Its hightime handlooms get some level of automation, so we still get authentic, original pure silk sarees, more made in short time and preserve this art and help protect artisans financially.
One of the sensible videos i found online in my quest to buy pure silk sari from India.There are so many fake sellers who are selling artificial silk which is non-envioronment friendly.Sometimes we are scammed into buying semi-pure silk for the price of the real one.😢
Beautiful saree, and yes thank you for explaining the difference between real and fake fabric ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Hey Manisha, your info is very helpful. I went to benaras and was trying really hard to find the authentic silk.. even after spending 21000 i am still unsure if it the original one.. if you could have shared some craftmen contact or details of shops that would be a real ease
Ikr if the contacts of these craftspeople were available...Btw Did you tried the burn test ?
Excellent work. Loved this video I'm not a sari person but mostly because I dont know how to tie it well but I love the way they look. Loved the video
Wow! Your sari is absolutely beautiful! Supporting Indian artists is a must so that this tradition isn't lost forever!
As a Black-American woman who has recently found out that there is an Indian ancestor, I look for ways to honor him and those before him. I feel that learning about Indian culture is one way. 👍
Hi Manisha. I saw this video years back and chose to visit it again as my brother is getting married and I wanted to buy some authentic Banarasi sarees for the wedding.
All the information just refreshed my memory. Thank you for making an effort to inform us about genuine Banarasi.
I wanted to ask if you could suggest a few shops I can visit to buy real zari Banarasi sarees in Banaras.
Thankyou so much for sharing this knowledge....and your are preserving our authentic craft by making us aware regarding traditional Banarsi silk and Handloom❤️
Pls request to give the shop details
Since this was my first vlog, I had not expected so many people would love this saree and want to buy it.
I made this video to help people identify a real silk saree in Banarasi weave and give them an idea about it's price.
I met some manufacturers and suppliers while exploring the market, who were kind enough to help us know more about this art.
Most of the shops in Banaras have all three types of sarees: pure silk, art silk and fake. Once you learn to identify the difference, you can spot a fake one easily.
Edit: I’ll try to go back to Varanasi again and film a Banarasi Saree shopping vlog. I'll also mention the shop's details in all my future videos.
plz visit once at my shop and my manufacturing place
i m also pure silk saree dealer and manufacturer
thanks
@@Nityanand46 what is your shop name and address?
Thank u for showing us the details. Would like to know the shops where i can get pure bananas sarees please
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mam
u can call us @
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I want purchase red colour saree please share your mobile number
I am glad I found your channel ma'am. Subscribed
Hello Didi. I’m Aastha’s senior from college. I have been following your journey on and off but today found out your YT channel. My heart fills with immense joy to see someone spreading awareness about the dying culture and handicrafts of India. I was aware of the silk thread burn test but others tricks were a discovery and I absolutely love them. Gonna try them very soon. I’m from Rajasthan and it pains me to see the state’s handicraft on a downfall amid this wave of mass manufactured cheap fakes. I request you to kindly make some detailed videos on bandhej, leheriya, mothda, gotapatti and other kind of handicrafts so that there is a scope of them being saved and preserved. Thank you so much and loads of love and support. 💐
Thank you Devendra! Means a lot! I’m a half Rajasthani too and absolutely love the crafts you mentioned. Sure will try to cover those too😊
@@ManishaMalikIndia Yayayayayay!!!!! Can’t wait ☺️✨
U R Doing A Great Job By Spreading Awareness About Our Handlooms.Thnx A Lot❤
Can you please tell me art silk have pin marks on it or not???
Absolutely loved this vlog. And loved the dress you were wearing in this entire video ( even though just saw upper part) and not to mention loved loved loved the pattern and color of the saree . Absolutely my kind. It would be nice if you share both of your dress and saree courtesy : )
Thank you so much!
The dress is from a brand called “janasya”. I got it from myntra.
I bought the saree directly from the weavers but now that you know how to spot a real one, you can easily buy one from anywhere 😊
Manisha you have superb choice 👌 @karlrock may be exceptional 😜😜 I love that blue saree, wish I will have beautiful woman like you ... @karl you are lucky guy
Really liked your vlog..,soon you’ll reach to thousands/lakhs /million..
There is another kind, Pure silk but not woven on hand loom. It's woven on machine but mimics the handloom pure silk..
The way to recognise this is to look at the reverse. The motifs in a machine made are unfinished but in a handloom saree the motifs are neatly tied together.
An handloom handloom silk saree is way more expensive than 10,000 ₹. But totally worth it as collection. Handloom saree certainly is a dying art...
I love this video so much as now a days I'm falling in love with handloom sarees . please Do bring some more videos of handloom sarees from different parts of India.. and it would be great if you add some contact details or some perticular shops where we can find the pure handloom sarees❤❤❤
Manisha...thanks for this vlog. I am a die heart handloom fan and own around 15 banarasis till now. After seeing this I just checked all my saris . Only 1 which I already knew is a powerloom one rest all are genuine. I am so happy....
Glad this helped you😊
@Mohammad Aman address
@@ManishaMalikIndia pls provide shop name and number I want to buy
Very nice description of natural Banarasi Sarees. Thank you. Need many more videos for shopping in Varanasi.
Thank you 😊
Thank you for this tutorial on the differences in authentic and fake silk sarees. The artisans expend blood sweat and tears in producing gorgeous works of art. They need to be protected by the vigilance of those who purchase silk sarees. Your saree is absolutely stunning, like a painting.
Thank you so much❤️
Ohh I love handmade stuff.. Every piece is unique.. If the seller shows 3 colors in same cloth thats a big no no for me.. I just stumbled on your channel and you are doing amazing work.. I love your voice its so soothing.. Thanks
Thank you❤️
Thank you mam for visiting my city, and showing the authentic Banarasi Sarees 🙏
its great if you can provide the shop name where you brought this from
Extremely helpful vlog.
Even I got cheated like many others on my varanasi trip.
Ma'am I would request you to mention the adress or the colony of the weavers you visited. Thanks.
Yes Please.
Thankyou so much for the information about silk
Excellent guide❤ any recommended shops to buy pure Banarasi silk sarees from in Delhi NCR ?
Love ur channel..u r saving a lot of trouble of indian women who likes to wear authentic. 😍
Thank you so much for sharing this unique information and knowledge.❤
Such a beautiful saree u bought..its really one of a kind ❤
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for this video 4 years ago and 10 years back I bought 3 banarasi saris. They were above 10000 rupees which are still in good condition.
Where you bought the original sarees?
I am belong to mau ,uttar pradesh
From a weaving family
Mau is famous for weaving awesome banarasi saree
When ever you come Varanasi plz visit mau city also
I guarantee you didn't disappoint with mau and its sarees
m.th-cam.com/video/bn5xjstEqU0/w-d-xo.html
Love your content just start adding there contact and address will be helpfull
I am glad I found ur channel. Lovely videos and great concept. I would love to see if the contact details / addressees are added too so that people can become more aware and connect with the weavers. You look beautiful in the saree... Good day!
Thank you for sharing this knowledge.
Can you add the vendors information in your link. So we can support and order from them.
Thank you for the insightful video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
thanks to you..for making us know about the real art and handloom of india
Hi Manisha, Loved your vlog here but moreover the effort you have put in for the people to showcase what our true heritage is! Could you please share the colony's name or atleast the manufacturer's contact so that we can even get our hands on the most authentic sarees?
Thank you Manisha for your hard work and sending knowledge which is really unknown to us.
Thanks for watching 😊
Hi Manisha please make more styling and travel videos. You provide so much information in your videos.... I really look forward to more of them...
Thank you so much Manisha to enlighten about these details. God bless you 👍
Thanks a lot 😊
thank you for the video ma'am. its really helpful
Hey manisha... my parents n family r a huge fan of handlooms... we always search for govt stores to buy authentic stuff... after up handlooms shutdown...gangotri.... we ended up purchasing fale chikankari, fake banarasi...got ripped off ... since gangotri was renting its floor space to private parties.....thanks a bunch fr this guidance....
Wow that saree looks beautiful✨
Lovely and very informative video
Please do a video on all types of authentic indian handloom work like paithani, chanderi, bandhani, kashida, kanchipuram and so many more
Would love the way you will cover each of them with so much research and effort
Hugs...
Sure! Thank you😊
Thank you Manisha for the information on how to recognize authentic Banarasi sarees 🙏
You go a beautiful Banarasi saree!
Your videos are very informative. Thanks
Thankyou for sharing the test to check the genuine of banaras silks.
Thanks a ton for creating this helpful video. ❤
Buy less but buy good quality and original. But the authentic saree is difficult to maintain and hence the cheap market.
Thanks Manisha for sharing the information.
Awesome i really like the content thank u so much keep it up 😊
Please mention the name of the city and the shop you visited to buy authentic silk saree in Varanasi.
Loved this video. ❤ So much of information. 😇🙏
This was so interesting..
The points to check the authenticity... Was something new... To me..
Thanks for sharing.. This beautiful video.
It was fabulous to watch the artisans.. Weaving such lovely Sarees...
Thankyou for such an informative video
Iam a big fan of you and karl. Your vedios are good and valuable. Your pair is amazing. Congrats 🎉
Thank you for sharing this❤
Best video yet! Amazing cottage industry hand made Benares looms, and know how on real silk Sari. The one you bought is gorgeous 😍
Yay! Thank you!
The saree u bought is beeeaaauuuutifullll 😍
Those sarees are 😻
Visiting both your husbands Channel and yours i feel like i am in India. Big hugs from Brasil.
But the guy exposes India a lot ...there is better version of India which he never shows .I believe every country has good as well as bad people but he never shows different side if India ...
Manisha, Can you please share this weaver’s contact details?
@Mohammad Aman contact number?
What a beautiful saree you got... Thunbs up to the artisans of India!!
Thank you so much 😊
@@ManishaMalikIndiaaddress of the shop please
I really like your vlogs. There’s something special about you and the way you present the content. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Sanjeev, means a lot😊
It's so amazing 👏 to watch your videos. This video gave me real insight about identifying an authentic banarasi silk saree!
Thank you 😊
Wow, I love this! So amazing craftsmanship.
another great video Manisha. keep them coming. Hope you and your family are safe and well during this time.
Thank you so much, hope the same for you😊
Amazing coverage. Very enlightening.👍 You have taken lot of efforts. Thanks for the vedio. Benarsi Silk Sarees are legendary. My mother had some with real zar. But unfortunately the silk fabric was brittle. Bur the zar was real silver threads.
Thanks a ton
hi thanks for sharing the knowledge to us...i really like your attitude and that banaras saree was looking aweee to me...we are fooled in kasi where in the seller sold us some cheap frabric saying its pure banaras and charging more...thanks for the vedio.
I love saree, thanks for sharing valuable info, and you look beautiful in that saree, nice choice 👍👍
Very informative video ma’am and shops names pls for pure Banarasi silk sarees and especially you are gorgeous in varanasi saree
Thank you so much for highlighting the hard work put into these masterpieces. Mellenials like me are totally unaware of these subtle differences.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@Manisha Malik 👍a request ma'am. Kindly do come to my hometown Mysore in karnataka, and do a video on mysore silk sarees. They are also famous in india but doesn't have as much exposure as the other traditional sarees.
I Do Agree
@@Uniqueen1114can you please share some contacts. I am planning to start traditional saree businese.
Can’t agree with you better. Beautiful friend work machinery no computers absolute talent & skill. Let’s keep it going. Help our weavers not Amazon & China.
You look stunning! And happy birthday Manisha. Jug jug jiyo.
Thank you so much ❤️
Hi Manisha, thank you for such a lovely video. where did you buy the saree that you are wearing in the last frame of the video? It's beautiful!
You are just superb, doing great 👍👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
Mam this video is so precious to me,thanku so much for ur hardworking to make such kind of difficult videos
Thank you! So nice of you😊
Can u share some stores names with numbers to buy.
Finally someone talking about plastic fabric
Hi Manisha, I just saw few of your videos and you are doing a great job. Keep going 👏
Thank you, I will
@@ManishaMalikIndia please give the shop address so thay I can purchase the authentic sarees.
The store name please ,if you could , would be appreciated.😊namaste
*Manisha, make a video about Kanchipuram saree too..*
It’s on my list😊
@@ManishaMalikIndia,🙏
I really liked this kind of content..please make more of this.
Real silk thread for sari , uncoloured can be bought in 7000 Indian rupees+ cost of dying the thread + the labour cost of a trained artisan + selling commission of the shopkeeper +GST = Real Silk Handmade sari . There are a lot of real silk sarees, that are pure silk , but machine made . They are pure silk machine made sarees , that you find around 10,000 rupees . Calling a machine made saree as handloom is crime and calling a plastic saree as banarasi or katan silk is crime ( but not in India) .
Hi Manisha. I just found your channel. This video was very informative. Please keep uploading such amazing content. Looking forward to it. And your beautiful. Stay blessed always.
Thank you so much ❤️
You are inspirational and the work that you are doing is of great help and learning to many...thank you for making me think life full of opportunities and keep working...
Wow, thank you
I started following you straight away as soon as I relished that you hav TH-cam channel. I was wondering other day that Manisha is such a beautiful girl she should start her own TH-cam channel here you are. Watched all your videos twice thrice.
Thank you so much, that’s really sweet of you🙏❤️
Good to see the trader showing how to spot genuine silk from fake. Karl Rock better watch out you will overtake him soon.
If you had shared the shop names and their locations it would have really helpful.
Next time I will, thank you for the feedback 😊
What is shop name
@Mohammad Aman if you kindly share your phone no.
really good video and well explained.
Love your videos and you. Subscribed. Thank you.
You should share their information with us, an email perhaps so we can buy from them!