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TRI3D

Name: TRI3D
Address: Site no, 1165, 5th Main Road, Sector 7, HSR Layout, Thiruvanmiyur, 560102, IN
Telephone: +917010547785
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TRI3D has multiple solutions for digital draping of apparel on models, creative table top and outdoor shots.

TRI3D works in the space of apparel digitisation & personalisation

13/07/2021

The apparel industry in India is booming courtesy the stunning outfits designed by the industry's best designers and celebrities like Katrina Kaif sporting them with great elegance.

Who’s your favourite among these 2 geniuses?

14/06/2021

Draupadi is one of the most celebrated heroines of Indian epic, Mahabharata.
One of the most searing moments in the Indian mythology is the vastraharana, the disrobing of Draupadi in the Kaurava court.
Among the many relationships that one reads about and sees in the Mahabharata, the one between Lord Krishna and Draupadi is a beautiful and awe-inspiring one.

Drunk in power Duryodhana asks Dushasana to strip off Draupadi’s saree in a filled courtroom clothing as a mark of humiliation.
As the same happened, Draupadi’s 5 husbands, the Pandavas (Yudhishthira, Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula and Sahadeva) hung their heads in shame and could not come to their wife’s rescue.

It is said that when Draupadi was praying for her plight, Lord Krishna came to her rescue.
No matter how much the saree was tried to be stripped off, its length kept on increasing. Krishna sent immeasurable reams of cloth to keep Draupadi covered, thus defeating the evil and nefarious designs of the Kaurava princes. The Kauravas' cheerharan failed and Draupadi was saved by the humiliation of being stripped of clothes in a full-court with even elders like Bheeshma and Vidur looking on helplessly.

There is a common folklore in the nation as to how Draupadi tying Krishna's wounded finger with silken pallu is synonymous with what women practice on Rakshabandhan, tying rakhi on to their brother's wrist, who in turn must protect his sister just as Krishna stood by Draupadi.

08/06/2021

From the land of ‘God’s own country’, Kerala’s Kasavu emerges as one of the finest traditional sarees which define the essence of the beauty of every woman in Kerala.

Here are some interesting facts about the traditional kasavu saree that makes it stand out in a country full of myriad patterns and bold colours.

Kasavu is a handwoven cream colored saree with gold border which holds Kerala’s cultural legacy from ages and is mostly worn for events, pooja, temples, weddings and funerals.

The term kasavu actually refers to the zari used in the border of the saree. It is also the name of the fabric used in the manufacturing of this saree.

The traditional Kerala Kasavu saree can also be worn as dhoti (by men) and it is called Kasavu mundu.

A plain saree with just a border and stripe on the end piece takes three to five days. But if it features motifs, it can take up to a month because it is all done by hand wefting.

Sonam Kapoor was spotted wearing Kasavu saree in the film ‘Aisha.’

‘Onam’, a festival that is widely celebrated in Kerala witnesses the beauty of Kasavu embroidered attires among the young and the older women especially while participating in their folk dances every year.

The 2018 Kerala flood affected a lot of looms in Kochi as the water entered multiple stock rooms resulting in lakhs worth of stock being stained.

04/06/2021

Say Hello to The Saree Sneakers!

If you have ever attended a big fat Indian wedding dressed in the customary lehenga or saree, accompanied by the obvious choice of high heels, you understand the kind of intense and constant pain that comes with it.

Solving this problem, a Kolkata- based designer Shruti Kasat recently launched her online brand “ The Saree Sneaker.”.

The brand is already making a name for itself by offering sneakers embellished with traditional Indian embroidery techniques like zardosi, chikankari and gota patti work.

“I was going to attend a wedding and wanted some comfortable shoes with great style. Not being able to find anything, I planned to make the first one,” Shruti said.

The online store receives hundreds of orders per month from all age groups of women across the country as it provides local crafts and embroideries on modern-day sneakers.

Sneakers with my Sari trend is emerging at a fast pace after celebrities such as Sonam Kapoor and Deepika Padukone wore sneakers at their wedding after-parties.

What do you think about Sarees and Sneakers then?

30/05/2021

Showcase your top selling sarees uniquely in Tri3D’s Sarees of India Contest and win rewards up to INR 12000! What’s more? All participants get Tri3D credit worth INR 500! The Contest begins today.

The top 3 stories will get:

1. Ticket worth INR 9000+ to attend the largest online e-commerce event in the world - ecomworldconference.

2. Access to top E-commerce learning courses worth INR 1800 from Skillshare.
3. Amazon voucher worth INR 1000.

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29/05/2021

Phulkari Saree: Punjab’s Romantic Affair

A face of fashion that finds its first mention in Punjabi folklore of the romantic protagonists Heer and Ranjha, Phulkari is arguably a dream for every girl.

Here are some interesting facts about this trending wear that is adored across the globe.

There are different theories about the origin of Phulkari. One such belief is that this embroidery was prevalent in different parts of the country as far back as the 7th century CE but survived only in Punjab.

In Punjab, it was popularly believed that the birth of a girl child in the family was auspicious. The mother and grandmothers would start embroidering Phulkari dupattas upon her birth because they believed that she would be the creator for future generations.

According to Pal (1960) in his seminal essay on the history and use of the Phulkari published by Patiala University, Traditionally, women would embroider Phulkaris without using stencils. Pal (1960) states that women would clean their courtyards and invite friends and family to ceremonially begin the process of embroidering a Phulkari. Folk songs would be sung on this occasion.

Phulkari Saree is one of the most preserved designs and art from India. The main characteristics of Phulkari embroidery are use of darn stitch on the wrong side of coarse cotton cloth with coloured silken thread. Punjabi women create innumerable alluring and interesting designs and patterns by their skilful manipulation of the darn stitch.

A phulkari garment should be washed with delicate hands and should be ironed on the reverse side.

A heavy phulkari work saree can cost almost as much as a pure banarasi silk saree or even more at times.

It’s made its presence felt in Bollywood too. Aditi Rao Hydari, a prominent bollywood face, was spotted wearing Sukriti & Aakriti’s Phulkari Lehenga for an event, costing around an incredible INR 2 Lac!

27/05/2021

The Iconic Blue Saree

The ‘Badtameez Dil’ track from the movie ‘Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani’ is such a mood-lifter and has been etched fondly in the memory of many in this Bollywood-loving country.

Deepika Padukone’s iconic blue saree look in the song is one among many in the long list of Bollywood-inspired fashion trends that has won plaudits and adopted across the nation.

Dressed in a hassle-free cobalt saree by designer Manish Malhotra , Padukone dancing effortlessly wearing a six-yard-staple at a cocktail party became a major wedding and festival goal across the country.

The style was appreciated by top designers and fashion magazines alike.

What other Bollywood-inspired saree trends have you observed?

Credits: Badtameez Dil, Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani by Ayan Mukherji, Vogue

25/05/2021

WORLD’S MOST EXPENSIVE SAREE

The ‘Vivah Patu‘, world's most expensive saree bagged a place in the Guinness Book of World Records for the celebrated paintings by Ravi Varma featured on its bodice and pallu.

The pallu features the exquisite Raja Ravi Varma painting ‘Lady Musicians’, featuring a women's choir with an extensive color palette of 16 colors and 64 shades.

It was designed by the director of Chennai Silks, Sivalingam and is made up of Navratna stones like diamond, emerald, ruby, yellow sapphire, sapphire, topaz, pearl, cat’s eye and coral. It also has embroidered metals such as gold, platinum and silver.

Weaving the saree was not an easy task. It took 36 skilled weavers and almost a year and half to complete it.

This 40-lakh worth expensive bridal sari was designed on a request from a Kuwait-based businessman and weighs around 8 kgs.

In a bid to become the manufacturer of the most innovative sarees in the world, the Chennai Silk came up with Vivah Pattu saree which eventually got an entry into the Guinness Book of World Records.

Image Credit: Pinterest

23/05/2021

Bandhani Saree: The vibrant art statement

Bandhani, also known as Bandhej Saree, is a type of tie-dye textile specially found in Gujarat and Rajasthan dating back to Indus Valley Civilization.

Here are some facts to go through about this beautiful art form.

•Bandhani handicraft uses a technique involving dyeing a fabric which is tied tightly with a thread at several points, thus producing a variety of patterns like Chandrakala, Bavan Baug, Shikari etcetera; depending on the manner in which the cloth is tied.

•The dyes are mostly made of natural ingredients such as leaves, roots, and flowers.

•As with other Indian textiles, in Bandhani too different colours convey different meanings. The vibrant spectrum of colors are mostly yellow, red, green and black.

•The costing is decided according to the number of tie-ups in the fabric/garment. The most intricate design in a saree will consist of approximately 75,000 dots or tie-ups.

•From Janhvi Kapoor, Alia Bhatt to Kangana Ranaut, almost every Bollywood fashionista has infused a slew of looks in the versatile bandhani print.

•The coronavirus crisis led to hardships in selling sarees forcing craftspeople making bandhani saree to turn their hands to mask-making.

Image Credits: Utsavpedia, Pinterest

21/05/2021

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19/05/2021

LONDON FASHION SHOW 2020

A first of its kind event was organized by the High Commission of India, London in collaboration with INIFD and London School of Trends at London Fashion Show 2020.

Sarees from different parts of India including Kashmiri and Phulkari from the north, Kantha and Baluchari from West Bengal, Gharchola from Gujarat, Paithni from Maharashtra, Kanjivaram from Tamil Nadu and Kasavu from Kerala were selected to be showcased at London Fashion Show to celebrate “The India day.”

“This event is a true labor of love to showcase this living heritage that is such a part of our daily lives,” said Ruchi Ghanshyam, the Indian High Commissioner to the UK.

It was a tribute to all the wonderful craftspeople and weavers who are a part of the Indian textile industry which is the second-largest industry in terms of generating employment, providing work opportunities to more than 35 million people in the country.

Video Credits: London School Of Trends

17/05/2021

Kanchipuram Saree- The Dream weave

Made of Mulberry silk thread thicker than almost all other silks, the Kanchipuram silk sari is woven in the Kanchipuram region in Tamil Nadu.

Here are some interesting facts about the silk sari that dominated the world of South Indian sarees for years now.

•In a traditional Kanchipuram , the pallu (the hanging end of the saree) is separately woven and then delicately joined to the Saree.

•Simple Kanchipuram sarees can be prepared in about 10 to 12 days. However, decorative ones require up to 20 days of workmanship.

•According to Indian mythology, this silk was considered to be Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu’s favorite fabric.

•Unlike other silk sarees, when you’re wearing a Kanchipuram sari, it requires no safety pins.

•Kanchipuram sari attire was seen on the big screen in the Hollywood movie “Accidental Husband.”

•The COVID-19 impact on the market for Kanchipuram silk resulted in a sharp decline in demand. The bigger problem is to do with a near-washout of the wedding and festive season which was the main reason for the demand for these sarees.
Image Credits: Pinterest

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