Green Pure Handloom Cotton Stole From Bengal

Green Pure Handloom Cotton Stole From Bengal

Manufactured By: Tajkira Center NIP

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Description

This gorgeous green handloom cotton stole from Bengal is a perfect example of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary fashion. Handloom cotton is a fabric that is woven on a loom using hand-operated techniques, making each piece unique and special. The process of creating this stole begins with the selection of high-quality cotton yarns, which are then dyed using natural dyes in different shades of green. These dyes are made from materials like turmeric, indigo, and pomegranate, which not only give vibrant colors but are also environmentally friendly. The weavers then use traditional handlooms to create intricate patterns and designs on the fabric. This process is entirely manual and requires great skill and precision. The result is a beautifully crafted stole with a soft and luxurious texture. One of the remarkable features of this stole is its versatility. It can be folded and draped in various ways, making it suitable for all occasions.

SKU: 34398

Product Details & Care

Category : Dupatta

Weight : 0.3

Occasion : Festivals. Traditional ,Gifting,Office

Border : Plain

Color : Aqua Green,Voilet

Fabric Type : Mixed Tossor

Pattern : Katha stitch

Zari Type : Self

Made in Days : 3

Kameez Length : 2 M

Bottom Length : 0.85 M

Partner Details

Tajkira Center NIP

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Tajkira Begum joined the apparel business of her husband in 2016 to fulfil her dream of becoming self-sufficient.Tajkira has a wide range of sarees, dupatta, kurtas, kurtis, blouse pieces, palazzos, wrap arounds which she sells through wholesalers and retailers of Kolkata, various government fairs and at the Sonajhuri Hat, Bolpur.