Aqua Blue Handloom Kantha Stitch Saree From Bengal

Aqua Blue Handloom Kantha Stitch Saree From Bengal

Manufactured By: Megha Kathastitch Centre NIP

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Description

Aqua blue handloom Kantha stitch saree from Bengal is a traditional saree that is handcrafted and hand-embroidered by skilled artisans from the eastern state of West Bengal in India. The word "Kantha" means "rags" in Sanskrit, and this style of embroidery originated from the rural areas of Bengal, where women would use old, worn-out clothes to create beautiful and functional pieces of art. The base fabric of these sarees is usually a lightweight cotton or silk, which is then hand-dyed in shades of aqua blue. The dyeing process is done using natural dyes, which are derived from plants, fruits, and vegetables, making the saree eco-friendly and sustainable. The highlight of the saree is the intricate and delicate hand-embroidery done in a running stitch or "Kantha" stitch.

SKU: 38173

Product Details & Care

Category : Kantha

Weight : 0.6

Occasion : Casual,Ceremonies,Festival,Gifting,Office,Traditional

Blouse Type : Running

Border : Printed

Border Type : Self

Color : Aqua Blue

Fabric Type : Silk

Pattern : Printed

Zari Type : Yes

Made in Days : 4

Classification : Kantha Stitch Saree From Bengal

Partner Details

Megha Kathastitch Centre NIP

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Kshama Pal joined the apparel business of her husband in 2016 to fulfil her dream of becoming self-sufficient. Kshama Pal sources raw materials locally and manufactures readymade garments with the help of a master tailor. These garments are then distributed among 200 local women for Kantha embroidery. Shefali has a wide range of sarees, dupatta, kurtas, kurtis, blouse pieces, palazzos.