Bengal Cotton Sarees Online:
Bengal is famous for its
special kind of handloom cotton sari. It is fine, of transparent texture, airy
and light in weight. Popular as summer wear Bengal Cottons are easy comfortable
wear throughout the day and preferred for daily casual and traditional
occasions. The borders are plain and colourful with fancy artistic hand woven
bootis, jamdhani design, printed motifs and hand painting enhancing the beauty
of the Saree. Baluchari and Jamdhani handloom Sarees are soft and comfortable
wear, known for their fine weave and stylish looks. The appeal of the Baluchari
lies in its colour harmony where the Pallav or Pallu is generally adorned by
mythological stories. The hand weaving of the Jamdhani takes the form of cotton
and gold thread weaving to create motifs of geometric patterns and floral
designs in colourful hues. Kantha embroidery is a unique adornment for these
cotton handlooms where the saree has colourful thread work in running stitch
and other stitch types to adorn it.
The
beautiful cream pure handloom Bengal cotton saree is a plain saree with temple
style, maroon colour floral ikkat patola weaving borders on either side. The
red floral horizontal ikkat patola weave designer pallu makes it an exquisite
piece. This saree would suit for corporate office, daily casual, social events
and the like.The
glorious Bengal blue pure handloom cotton saree has black checks along with
tant zari weaving naksi borders all round on either side. Yellow vertical lines
on the pallu add to make it a sensational creation. This would be a very good
choice for traditional functions and social events as well as for office.
Handloom sari of inspired motifs, stripes and different
color borders is one of the Indian traditional attire. West Bengal in India is
famous for one of its handloom products. The cotton grown in this region
produces a unique texture, transparent airy weave and very soft in nature.
Bengal silk sari is famous for its fine quality and texture. Bengal cotton
saris are rich in tradition for its fine quality fabric, elegant colors and
texture. Weaving additional colored threads into cotton or silk fabrics resulted
into beautiful Bengal sari of colorful borders, stripes or booties. Jamdani and
baluchari weaving is famous in Bengal cotton sarees.
Bengali fancy saree describes our Indian culture and
artistic weaving. And these are comfortable to wear on all occasions and any
seasons. Handloom bengal cotton sari woven with two different colored borders
and elegant stripes over pallu is an ethnic wear for functions, traditional
gatherings and corporate conferences. Bengal handloom cotton sari also known as
Calcutta Cotton Sarees, Kolkata Saris are woven with jamdani work are stylish
wear for teachers, professors, corporate women.
Bengal Sarees have made India
proud and displayed to the rest of the world, the traditional skill of its
weavers, the exceptional quality of its ethnic offerings and the devotion in maintaining
traditional art weave forms despite trying times.Saree is the
traditional fabric of India, given a twist by different states or regions
across the country. West Bengal too has contributed in traditional fabrics
richly, through the Bengal Cotton Handlooms, Baluchari Sarees, aari and kantha
embroidery, Jamdhani weaving style and Jute handlooms.Bengal handloom cotton sari is famous for its fine, transparent texture
and light weight. Fancy artistic hand woven bootis, jamdhani design, printed
motifs and hand painting, enhance the beauty of the Bengal Cotton Saree. Popular
as summer wear they are easy to carry through the day and preferred for daily
casual wear and traditional occasions.
The Baluchari
Sarees are made from silk. With silk brocade designs suited to the base colour,
they are decorated with attractive motifs. The appeal of the Baluchari lies in
its colour harmony and not contrast, of the pattern colours with the colour of
the body fabric. Preferred Colours are red, green, yellow, blue and their
shades.Kantha
is a popular form of embroidery practised by rural women. The traditional form
of Kantha embroidery was done with a simple running stitch along the edges of
the fabric. Depending on the use of the finished product they were known
as Lep Kantha or Sujni Kantha.Contemporary
Kantha has the entire cloth covered with running stitches. Beautiful motifs of
flowers, animals, birds and geometrical shapes, as well as themes from everyday
activities are woven. Stitching on the cloth gives it the wrinkled, wavy
effect.
Jamdhani or Jamdani is a
hand-woven technique that creates patterns of various colours and designs on cotton
or silk sarees. Intending to improve the aesthetic appeal, it takes the form of
cotton and gold thread weaving to create motifs of geometric patterns and
floral designs in colourful hues. Jamdhani hand weaving is a necessary
accompaniment for Bengal sarees.
Unnati Silks has in its fusion
experiments adopted Jamdhani weave for motifs and decorating borders and Pallus
in traditional offerings of the South like Uppada, Kanjeevaram, Mysore
handlooms.
Traditional Baluchari Sarees are given a fresh look with tribal art
combined with mango buttis innovatively with trendy prints.
With constant innovative efforts without sacrificing the essential
features of the weave, Unnati with fusion of traditional and trending, has
managed to innovatively enhance the appeal of the Bengal creations to a wider
audience.
Unnatisilks also trades in places like Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, Ernakulum, Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow, Patna, Jaipur, Kochi and many other Indian cities. We also do worldwide express shipping to countries like Russia, Germany, China, United Kingdom (UK), UAE, Dubai, Oman, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Canada, Spain, New Zealand, South Africa, Korea and others.
Contact:
UNNATI SILK PRINTS PVT. LTD,#3-4-360, Vajra Complex, General Bazar (Tobacco Bazar), M.G.Road, Hyderabad-500003.AP,India.040-64555251 or 97000 57744.
www.unnatisilks.com
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