Silk and Traditional Textiles at Hindmata and Dadar
The saree and traditional textile retail trade.
Mumbai was built on cotton. The mills that gave the city its shape are mostly gone, but the trade they created remains — the cloth markets at Kalbadevi, the branded apparel companies headquartered here, and the powerloom and warehousing belt at Bhiwandi that feeds them.
Named here at Hindmata and Dadar
Each name opens its own page on this site| Name | What | |
|---|---|---|
| Kala Niketan | Silk and bridal sarees | Read → Explore ↗ |
| Bharatkshetra | Sarees and silks | Read → Explore ↗ |
| Vardhan Silk Palace | Silk sarees, lehengas, brocade | Read → Explore ↗ |
| Manmandir Sarees | Silk and tussar sarees | Read → Explore ↗ |
| Shivshahi Paithani | Paithani sarees | Read → Explore ↗ |
| Silk Museum | Silk sarees | Read → Explore ↗ |
| Saree Ghar | Sarees | Read → Explore ↗ |
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