INTRODUCTION

  • ABOUT MILLO SILKS

    Millo Silks spins a tale of craftsmanship that intertwines tradition and innovation in the picturesquetown of Vagarayamapalayam for more than 5 decades They weave the fabric of elegance with asymphony of tappings, tools such as heddle stick, backstrap, sword/beater, roll-up stick, and shuttle and time honoured procedures

  • MILLO SILKS

    weavers assemble under the open sky, weaving not just threads but stories. Their ‘Bridal Sarees’ take form, representing hopes and the promise of fresh beginnings. Sage Markandeya was the primary weaver for the Gods, according to Hindu mythology. He was reputed to have an eye for legendary fashion and would even create lotus fiber clothes.

ABOUT

MILLO SILKS

Each strand of Millo Silks Kanchivaram silk whispers of a heritage made with care, fusing traditional motifs with modern sophistication. Of late, ‘Kanchivaram Silk Sarees’ remained the top most choice for many Bollywood actress also.
With the passage of time, a saree emerges, a work of art that can take up to 20 days to complete. The methods they utilize bridge the gap between the past and the present, directing the design of sarees that elicit emotions in every fold.Millo Silks weavers are exceptionally talented, and their designs exude a divine quality that seems to transcend earthly craftsmanship.

OUR MISSION

MISSION

OUR MISSION

Millo Silks assortment embraces the comfort of pure cotton sarees as well as the luscious soft silk. They weave links, a bridge between craftsmen, personalities, and the eternal skill of saree-making, with each creation.

PROCESS OF MAKING SAREES

  • Design and patten prepteion

    Skilled artisans or designers create the intricate patterns and motifs that will be woven into the saree. These designs often draw inspiration from nature, mythology, and cultural heritage

  • Weaving

    The weaver operates the handloom to interlace the warp threads with the weft threads. The weft threads are woven horizontally across the warp threads, creating the fabric.

  • Tying Knots and Interlocking :

    The weaver ties knots or binds sections of the warp and weft threads before dyeing to create specific patterns. These tied threads resist dye penetration, resulting in unique designs.

PROCESS OF MAKING SAREE