Blue Pure Handloom Kantha Stitch Kurti From Bengal

Blue Pure Handloom Kantha Stitch Kurti From Bengal

Manufactured By: Mayuri Handicraft NIP

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This Blue Pure Handloom Kantha Stitch Kurti from Bengal is a traditional Indian garment that has its roots in the state of West Bengal. It is a type of tunic or top that is typically worn by women and is known for its intricate hand embroidery technique called Kantha stitch. The fabric used for this kurti is pure handloom cotton, which is known for its softness, durability, and breathability. It is locally sourced from the weavers of Bengal, who have been practicing the art of handloom weaving for generations. The most distinctive feature of this kurti is the Kantha stitch, which is a type of running stitch that is done by hand using a needle and thread. This stitch is not only aesthetically pleasing but also has a functional purpose of strengthening the fabric. The embroidery on this kurti is done in a geometric or floral design, using vibrant colors like blue, red, yellow, and green.

SKU: 32940

Product Details & Care

Category : Kurtis

Weight : 0.3

Color : Blue

Fabric Type : Cotton

Pattern : Kantha Stitch

Made in Days : 3

Bottom Length : 42-44

Sleeve : Half sleeve

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Mayuri Handicraft NIP

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Samima’s dream was to be self-sufficient and to create livelihoods for others. So, after marriage she with husband’s help stared business of Kantha stitch products, as from her childhood, she has seen her mother to do embroidery work in free times. Samima supplies the designed fabric and thread to the 120 local women who work for her round the year and within a set timeline artisan returns the finished products to her. Silk sarees, dupatta and stole are always in demand