Organza is a thin, sheer, and lightweight fabric. It is a plain weave material with a crisp hand that is traditionally made from Viscose silk and can be used for bridal wear, evening wear, as well as decoration. Any type of outfit like jackets, long dresses, anarkalis, suits, skirts and more can be made out of Organza fabric.
Since the Victorian era, Organza has been considered one of the prettiest fabrics with a powerful feminine allure. Its name was derived from the term "Organzineâ€, a material made from strong silk fibers twisted into strands. The word Organza first came into use during the Middle ages where it was integrated into Italian and French languages as "organzano" and "organsin" respectively. The silk markets in Turkey were one of the most prominent places in the world where this fabric was sold.