Renowned as one of the weaving techniques that involve a single or double warp, Tanchoi has two to five colors on the weft which are at times of the same color on the silk fabric. Tanchoi is famous for its intricate and exotic small weaving patterns over the fabric, especially its sleeves. The patterns mainly involve the patterns of flowers and small birds in flight. Some may include parrot motifs and peacocks. In fact, the saris manufactured under Tanchoi have spots all over the surface. The same is the case with Chiffon dupatta. They are woven with a dual color wrap. They are a fusion of geometric and Indian patterns. Some extra threads are added to the saris which give it an embroidered appearance. The shalwar used in Tanchoi are always dyed.
