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Introduction to Linen Silk Sarees

Linen silk sarees are a textile woven fiber of the flax plant, which is considered to be one of the oldest textiles in the world. It has derived its name from Latin word “Linu” for flax plant and the Greek word “linon”. It takes a lot of labor and time to manufacture the linens. These are very costly and are extremely soft garments which are highly absorbent and are highly valued for exceptional coolness and freshness. It is this feature of these garments that make it a summer friendly stuff to attire. These sarees have got a new revolution in the linen silk sarees and its variety. We can also call it a perfect blend of linen and silk sarees which are obviously comfortable and cool while being hot and sexy at the same time in todays' fashion world. Linen silk sarees are made from organic materials that are undoubtedly comfortable and soft on the body. These linen silk sarees are simply gorgeous and wonderful that can be draped elegantly around a woman’s curves.

How Linen Sarees came into origin in India

The origin of linen happened thousands of years back when people began to weave the plant fiber into cloth and string for the very first time. This fiber is made from a plant that grows in the Central Asia and Mediterranean region. However, the weaving of linen into fabric started back in 5000BC. It is woven from linen garments, handspun yarns which were extremely fine then. In reality, the finish of linen yarns in those times had such a finesse that is undoubtedly hard to see in the ones that are produced on the spinning machines.

Exclusive Features of the Linen Sarees

One of the most commonly associated features with the linen sarees is the existence of slubs which is nothing else but the small knots that happen randomly together with the length of saree. These are such clubs that give linen sarees a textured look and add to their raw appeal undoubtedly. Linen sarees have a very natural sheen and lustre present in them which increases when mixed together with the silk in linen silk sarees. Because linen is extracted from the plant fiber, handwoven silk sarees have got a natural colour coming in shades of grey, tan and ivory. Dissimilar from the belief that linen sarees are thin and soft, they have got a thin and thick character with a textured feel and crisp that can obviously range from being rough to soft and smooth. Pure linen silk sarees have the capability to lose and absorb water quickly. These can, in fact, take up to 20% or more amount of moisture without any feeling of damp. Linen has actually got this amazing quality of being highly absorbent and as a result, handwoven silk sarees rapidly absorb sweat from the skin, which keeps it dry and free from any kind of skin rashes or uneasiness. This can be considered a perfect wear in hot and humid weather.

And above all these features, one of the best qualities of linen sarees are this that wrapping these sarees accentuates the real curves of a woman. These sarees have got a durable and strong stuff. And these are some of the different qualities that make linen sarees a must have and their charm has actually not faded in all these years in any sense.

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