lipsa Hembram Tribal Threads of tradition
Known for her Shree cloth saree in various veneers and quirky motifs, designer Lipsa Hembram has given a new lease of life to the coarse cotton-futa Jhala saree of Santhal tribals of Mayurbhanj, Odisha. Seven years ago, when lipsa Hembram launched his first design studio, the label Galang Gaban - meaning to create something with love in Santhali language. She wanted to do traditional warfare contemporary with Santhal women. Today, she retails across the country including the Hindi film industry. “Over the years, the way Bollywood has supported small businesses and regional textiles and especially sarees, it is nice to be part of that list. My creations are very simple and special and I love it when someone wears it, ”says the designer's lipsha Hembram . Coming from the Santhal tribe in Dandbose village in Mayurbhanj district, Hembram grew up watching his family weave Santhalis at festivals and celebrations. An alumnus of the National Institute of Fashion Technology, Hyderabad u...
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