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Jayalakshmi Silks to celebrate 60th anniversary

KOCHI: The Kochi-based silk sari showroom, Jayalakshmi Silks, which has completed 60 years, is all set to celebrate the event with festivities spanning 365 days, says Narayan Kamath, managing partner. The current storage space is more than one lakh square feet and it showcases the best apparels and designs, he says. Being the biggest buyers of cloth, especially for saris, over the past sixty years, Jayalakshmi Silks can control textile prices and pass on the benefits to the customers, he adds.

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