Blue Red Kantha stitch Pure Handloom Dupatta From Bengal

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Blue Red Kantha Stitch Pure Handloom Dupatta From Bengal

Manufactured By: Sima Kantha Stitch NIP

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Description

Blue Red Kathastitch Pure Handloom Dupatta From Bengal is a traditional Indian clothing accessory that is handcrafted in the state of West Bengal. It is made using the age-old technique of Kathastitch, which involves intricate embroidery work done by skilled artisans. The dupatta is made from high-quality, pure handloom fabric, which gives it a soft and luxurious feel. The fabric used is usually a blend of silk and cotton, which makes it lightweight, breathable and durable. The base color of the dupatta is usually a bright shade of blue, which is complemented by intricate red embroidery work. This combination of colors gives the dupatta a vibrant and eye-catching look. The design of the embroidery is inspired by traditional motifs and patterns of Bengal, making it a unique and culturally significant piece. The embroidered work on the dupatta is done using fine silk threads, which are carefully stitched onto the fabric using a needle.

SKU: 123868

Product Details & Care

Fabric : Tussar

Color : Blue Red

Pattern : Line by Line

Length : 2.5 Meter

Width : 36 Inch

Occasion : Gifting , Office ,Tradittonal, Occasion

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Sima Kantha Stitch NIP

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Jayabati is running a Kantha embroidery apparel business since the last twenty years and currently engages over 400 rural women for embroidery job work. Each design that Jayabati draws is unique. She sources fabrics for sarees and dupattas directly from the weavers of Bakreshwar thus ensuring high quality standards. She markets her products through resellers of Bolpur and Kolkata, outlet at Sristishree, Siuri, different trade fairs and exhibitions in different states. DIC has awarded her for her exemplary contribution to Kantha embroidery.