Silk sarees — Hindmata and Dadar, Mumbai.
Silk Museum at Dadar is a silk saree house of the Dadar saree market.
The cloth, garment and market trades of Mumbai run through Kalbadevi, Dadar, Matunga and the wholesale markets of the old city.
| Name | Silk Museum |
|---|---|
| Where in Mumbai | Hindmata and Dadar, Mumbai |
| What they do | Silk sarees |
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Mohanlal Dayalji is one of the old houses of Mangaldas Market, the cloth market behind Crawford Market, dealing in silk and embroidered fabric by the metre for the city’s tailors and bridal buyers.
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Hindmata and Dadar
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Hindmata and Dadar
Bharatkshetra at Dadar West is a saree house selling silk, Paithani and traditional sarees to the Maharashtrian families of central Mumbai.
Girgaon and Kalbadevi
Saree Palace on Kalbadevi Road is a saree retailer of the old cloth district.
Girgaon and Kalbadevi
Bhagwandas & Co.
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Matunga Saree Kendra at Matunga Central sells South Indian silk and handloom sarees to the Tamil families of the quarter.
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