A TEXTILE TRADITION PASSED THROUGH GENERATIONS
Jamdani is celebrated for a distinctive weaving process in which intricate motifs are formed directly on the loom, traditionally using supplementary weft threads. Rather than being printed onto the fabric, each design is carefully built into the weave, requiring concentration, technical skill and patience from the artisan. The tradition has deep roots in the Bengal region, particularly Dhaka, and was recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2013. This orangy red Pure Mul Cotton saree offers a vivid expression of that heritage. Delicate white motifs stand out against the warm base, while the specially designed handwoven anchal gives the composition its own identity.