An exhibition, Silk Paradise is ongoing at Pragati Maidan to bring Indian silk close to its patrons.  The three day exhibition organised by Indian Silk Export Promotion Council (ISEPC) is an attempt to create awareness among the foreign buyers. In this endeavor of promoting silk as the most luxurious fabric a fashion show was organised by the Indian Exporters for foreign buyers and Media  yesterday at ITC Sheraton, Saket.

 

Silk’s luster and elegant drape makes it perfect for use in garments as well as for upholstery, wall covering, drape, rugs, beddings and wall hangings. India is the largest consumer of raw silk and the second largest producer, contributing over 18 percent to the silk production. The ISEPC was established in 1983 to promote the export of natural silk products from India. Today the council boasts of having over two thousand members and exporting silk and silk products of approximately rupees thirty five thousand crores per annum.

 

Silk Paradise is an attempt by the council to uplift the morale of Indian Exporters as well as to create a platform for bringing importers and exporters from all over, under one roof.