White Red Pure Handloom Kantha Stitch Kurti From Bengal

White Red Pure Handloom Kantha Stitch Kurti From Bengal

Manufactured By: Mayuri Handicraft NIP

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Description

Kantha stitch is a traditional embroidery technique from Bengal, India. It involves hand sewing running stitches in various patterns to create a design or motif. The White Red Pure Handloom Kantha Stitch Kurti is a beautiful example of this craft, combining the vibrant colors and intricate stitching techniques that are characteristic of Kantha embroidery. This Kurti is made from pure handloom fabric, which is handwoven using traditional techniques on a handloom. The fabric is lightweight and airy, making it perfect for hot and humid climates. The base color of the Kurti is white, which provides a clean and fresh canvas for the colorful Kantha stitching. The most striking feature of this Kurti is the use of red thread for the Kantha stitching. Red is a highly symbolic color in Indian culture, representing love, passion, and strength. In the context of Kantha embroidery, red is also associated with fertility and prosperity, making it a popular choice for traditional garments like this Kurti.

SKU: 122910

Product Details & Care

Color : White Red

Fabric Type : Cotton

Pattern : Kantha Stitch

Kurta Length : 42-44

Sleeve : Half Sleeve

Neck Style : Round

Occasion : Gifting, Function, Wedding, Office, Casual

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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