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Rooted in rich artistic traditions, Noori brings together the beautiful celebration of craftsmanship passed down through generations. Each piece carrying heritage, history and legacy thoughtfully reimagined for the modern home and wardrobe.

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Fabrics

Produced by domesticated silkworms fed strictly on a diet of mulberry leaves, 100% natural Mulberry silk is the world’s most premium textile. Its long, unbroken fibers create an exceptionally smooth, durable fabric with a radiant natural luster. Renowned for its unique health benefits, this breathable fabric is naturally hypoallergenic, repels dust mites, and regulates temperature for year-round comfort. Furthermore, its friction-free surface prevents hair breakage and helps skin retain essential moisture, making it the ultimate choice for luxury high-end fashion

Sourced from the soft undercoat of Changthangi and Himalayan goats, cashmere is an exceptionally lightweight, premium fiber prized for its unparalleled softness and insulation. This delicate fabric offers luxurious warmth without bulk, trapping heat three times more effectively than standard sheep’s wool. Its fine, silky texture feels incredibly gentle against the skin, making it a globally coveted material for high-end sweaters, scarves, and cold-weather luxury apparel.

Pashmina is a premium, ultra-fine variant of luxury cashmere hand-spun from the soft undercoat of mountain goats. Known as the 'King of Fibers,' this historically celebrated textile is remarkably lightweight, exceptionally warm, and incredibly soft. Pure pashmina is exclusively used to craft premium heirloom shawls, wraps, and luxury winter accessories.

Derived from the natural fluffy seed pods of the cotton plant, cotton is the world’s most versatile and widely used breathable fabric. This 100% natural textile is highly absorbent, durable, and naturally hypoallergenic, making it ideal for sensitive skin. Easy to wash and structurally resilient, cotton keeps the body cool in summer and warm in winter, serving as the foundational choice for everyday apparel, casual wear, and household linens.

Spun from the protective fleece of sheep, wool is a robust, natural fiber celebrated for its exceptional thermal insulation and long-lasting durability. Its crimped fibers naturally trap air, creating a breathable barrier that regulates body temperature and wicks away moisture efficiently. Naturally flame-retardant and highly resilient against wrinkling, wool is a sustainable, timeless choice for structured outerwear, heavy winter sweaters, blankets, and tailormade suits.

Kashmiri finewool is a premium sheep’s wool variant sourced from the temperate valleys of Kashmir, known for its superior softness and refined texture. Bridging the gap between standard wool and cashmere, this lightweight textile offers excellent thermal retention and a remarkably smooth finish. It resists pilling, drapes beautifully, and is traditionally favored for intricately embroidered shawls, winter stoles, and fine heritage garments.

Combining the best of plant and animal fibers, a cotton-wool blend perfectly balances breathable comfort with cozy thermal insulation. The cotton elements add lightweight softness, structural strength, and moisture absorption, while the wool component introduces warmth, resilience, and a rich texture. This versatile, scratch-free blend is ideal for transitional, multi-season apparel, lightweight knitwear, and comfortable smart-casual clothing.

A luxurious hybrid textile, a cotton-silk blend unites the practical durability of fine cotton with the radiant luster and softness of pure silk. The fabric boasts a delicate sheen, an elegant drape, and enhanced breathability, while remaining easier to care for than pure silk. Lightweight yet strong, this sophisticated blend is highly sought after for summer dresses, premium shirts, and high-end ethnic wear.

Crafted from the processed cellulose of sustainable beechwood or bamboo trees, bamboo silk and modal represent the pinnacle of eco-friendly, semi-synthetic luxury. This incredibly fluid fabric mimics the liquid drape and brilliant luster of traditional silk, yet offers superior breathability and moisture-wicking properties. Completely vegan and highly resistant to shrinking or fading, it is perfect for premium loungewear, undergarments, and silky bedding.

Harvested from specialized Merino sheep, this ultra-fine wool fiber is a high-performance natural textile that completely eliminates the itchiness of traditional wool. It is exceptionally soft, lightweight, and dynamically regulates body temperature by wicking moisture away from the skin. Naturally odor-resistant, antimicrobial, and highly elastic, merino wool is universally favored for premium activewear, technical base layers, and luxury travel apparel.

Viscose is a smooth, lightweight semi-synthetic fabric manufactured from regenerated wood pulp. Frequently utilized as an affordable alternative to silk, it features a beautiful, fluid drape, a soft texture, and an excellent capacity for vibrant dye absorption. Highly breathable and comfortable against the skin, viscose is a popular textile choice for airy summer blouses, flowing dresses, casual linings, and lightweight scarves.

Silk satin crepe is a masterclass in luxury, featuring a dual-textured finish with a glossy, lustrous satin face and a matte, pebbled crepe back. Woven from 100% pure silk yarns, it delivers a heavy, liquid-like drape that contours the body beautifully. Resilient against wrinkles and exceptionally fluid, this premium fabric is the ultimate choice for bridal gowns, evening wear, and high-end drapery.

Armani silk is a high-grade, premium synthetic satin formulation designed to replicate the flawless look and elite feel of pure mulberry silk. Engineered with a subtle, non-greasy matte sheen, a fluid drape, and a remarkably silky-smooth hand feel, it offers maximum wrinkle resistance and durability. Lightweight yet opaque, this sophisticated modern textile is ideal for luxurious nightwear, elegant blouses, and lining high-fashion suits.

Weaving

Hand weaving is the ancient, manual art of interlacing warp and weft threads to create fabric without complex machinery. Done completely by hand or using basic frame tools, this artisan technique allows for absolute creative freedom and intricate design variations. Because every thread is guided by human hands, the resulting textile features subtle textures and unique character that cannot be replicated. It represents a sustainable, slow-fashion movement that preserves rich cultural heritage and supports independent global craft communities.

Hand loom weaving utilizes a manually operated wooden loom to produce high-quality, authentic textiles. Operating entirely without electricity, the weaver uses hand and foot coordination to manipulate the shedding, picking, and beating mechanisms. This traditional process infuses the fabric with enhanced breathability, structural resilience, and a distinctive, organic texture. Choosing handloom textiles directly preserves generational artisan skills, minimizes environmental impact, and delivers a premium, eco-friendly product steeped in timeless craftsmanship and cultural luxury.

Originating in the historic region of Aurangabad, Himroo is a luxurious weaving style that replicates the opulence of royal silk brocades. Woven on specialized looms using a blend of fine silk and cotton yarns, it features an extra weft technique that creates dense, raised geometric and floral patterns. The fabric is celebrated for its distinctive satin-like luster, velvety soft texture, and reassuring weight. Himroo remains a prestigious choice for crafting heirloom shawls, regal sherwanis, and high-end interior furnishings.

Hailing from the valleys of Kashmir, Kani weaving is one of the world's most intricate and time-consuming textile arts. Instead of a shuttle, weavers use small, eyeless wooden sticks called "Kanis" to meticulously weave dyed spools of fine pashmina thread according to a coded script. Creating just a few inches of fabric can take months of mathematically precise labor. The resulting masterpiece is a completely seamless, lightweight textile featuring breathtakingly detailed floral motifs, prized as a timeless luxury.

Jali Sozni is an elite, hyper-detailed form of hand embroidery native to Kashmir, characterized by its grid-like, mesh ("Jali") patterns. Artisans use fine needles and gossamer silk or wool threads to craft impossibly dense, geometric networks alongside traditional paisley and floral motifs. The embroidery is executed so precisely that it blends seamlessly with the base fabric, often appearing identical on both sides. This labor-intensive technique elevates shawls, robes, and couture garments into works of wearable fine art.

Jamawar is a legendary, historically royal weaving technique from Kashmir that replicates the appearance of intricate hand embroidery entirely on the loom. Utilizing a special twill-tapestry weave, it creates a densely patterned, brocade-like fabric overflowing with timeless floral, paisley, and kalka motifs. Historically woven from pure pashmina silk yarns, a single luxury Jamawar shawl requires months—sometimes years—of masterfully coordinated human labor to complete. It stands globally as the ultimate symbol of heritage elegance, sophisticated drape, and artisanal opulence

Hailing from the cold, mountainous valleys of Himachal Pradesh, Kullu and Kinnauri weaving is famous for its vibrant, striking geometric patterns. Woven on traditional handlooms using local coarse and fine wool blends, these stoles and shawls feature distinctive, multicolor borders filled with traditional symbols like birds, stairs, and religious motifs. The central field is typically kept plain to dramatic effect, drawing direct contrast to the heavy, textured margins. These structurally resilient textiles offer exceptional insulation, embodying rugged, rustic warmth and high-altitude regional pride

Pedal loom weaving bridges the gap between pure handwork and mechanical efficiency by using foot-operated treadles to control the fabric shedding. The weaver stands or sits, pumping the pedals to mechanically lift specific warp threads while throwing the shuttle by hand. This ergonomic system significantly increases production speed while maintaining the unmistakable soul and breathability of an artisan-made textile. It produces highly durable fabrics with uniform patterns, ideal for structured apparel, heavy woolens, and premium home textiles.

Powerloom weaving represents the modern pinnacle of textile manufacturing, utilizing mechanized looms driven by electricity to automate production. By eliminating manual thread throwing and pedaling, powerlooms achieve flawless pattern consistency, immense tensile strength, and high-speed output. This efficient technology allows for the precise mass production of complex weaves and diverse material blends at an accessible price point. It serves as the industrial backbone for delivering reliable, durable, and uniform fabrics globally for everyday fashion and commercial use.