Khinkhwab Diaries

Madhubani: The tale Indian art is rich in traditions that reach back hundreds of thousands of years and may establish a significant connection to our cultural heritage. Madhubani artwork, which...

Pashmina shawls and sarees, with their simple eloquence, exquisitely crafted designs, and unrivalled warmth, continually remind us of the grandeur of the Kashmiri culture.This is an in-depth journey about one of Kashmir's...

A festival is an apt time to show off your fashion skills. If you need something special to wear this festival season, KhinKhwab has got you covered! Banarasi Brocade Brocade...

The Continuing Journey of The Brocade Weave In a world of oversized Victorian sleeves and chunky boots and crop tops, it may seem that the luxurious, lavish fashion of earlier...

Indo-Western style is just something that will never go out of fashion. Be it a woman from 2020 or a one from the 70s, Indo-Westerns are going to steal hearts...

This gorgeous craft is more than just a craft, it is a blend of tradition and culture. Learn step by step how a delicate Ajrakh is created. Winning all hearts,...

Considered one of the most gorgeous sarees all over the world the Kanjeevaram gets its name from the village of its origin Kanchipuram. This gorgeous fabric is also known as...

Blessed with dynamic crafts and arts, India is truly a land of diversity. Starting from handcraft, painting, dance to music, India is a melting pot of crafts and culture. Adding...

Today as we are celebrating International Woman’s day with the theme #EachForEqual, we at Khinkhwab dream of a gender-equal government, gender-equal workplaces and more gender equality in health and wealth....

Considered one of the most gorgeous queens, the Last Maharani of Jaipur, Maharani Gayatri Devi will be an unforgettable image in Indian royalty for generations to come. The impeccable sense...

Many of us are fond of beautiful fabrics, their soft touch on the body and the classy, royal aura it adds to our personality. Back in time, fabrics like silk...