1903 grande dame with dramatic interiors—vaulted ceilings; silk carpets; onyx columns—overlooking the 85-foot-high Gateway of India. The lobby of t

Five incredible floors of fabrics from throughout the south—Kanchipuram silks and saris, cottons and ready-made clothes—and packed with Indian shop

U.N.-supported nonprofit that seeks to improve Indian women’s lives by marketing their handloomed products.

The center is run by master textile painter J. Niranjan Shetty.

The organization creates textile tours around the world, including in India.

Near Chennai, this village of reconstructed houses typical of southern India, hosts Muslim silk-mat weavers, who practice and sell their craft.

A. A. Wazir and his sons have been collecting embroidery and textiles that are true to their shop’s name for more than 25 years.

This trust supports local artisans and preserves traditional crafts in Kutch, including embroidery.

The boutique of handicrafts expert and design consultant Bela Shanghvi.

Textile designer Meera Mehta has a superb sense of color and works with weavers around the country.

Luxurious, high-end fabrics from all over India, collected by owners Sushil and Meera Kumar. Shop and showroom are in the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower

Located off the usual tourist track in the Kalorama neighborhood, this small museum is dedicated to fostering an appreciation for the artistic valu