Aurangabad is the place were locally created the himroo and the fabric is a blend of silk and cotton. During Mohammed Tughlaq period Himroo is introduce to the city, when he shifted his capital from Delhi to Aurangabad. Himroo is a Persian word Him-ruh which means “similar” because himroo shares many similarities of Kimkhwab. Himroo fabric designs were Persian and is very characteristic and distinctive in view. Some historian believe that himroo is the innovation of Indian craftsman with Persian touch. History Historian’s point of view, the himroo is originated in Persia, though it is not proved. Himroo is the only surviving relic of the regal past. In its rich days, it found the high demand in the market and it is traditional Aurangabad speciality and symbolised the weaving legendary of the region. Himroo is associated with the times of Mohammed Tughlaq who ruled in the 14th century. When Mohammed Tughlaq shifting his capital many ...