Fine Muslin Dhakai jamdani Saree from Bengal

Jamdani is an assortment of woven fabric in cotton which is without a doubt extraordinary compared to other assortments of the finest muslin. As the name represents 'Dhakai' it has been a standout amongst the most artistic fabric of the Bangladeshi weaver. The Dhakai Jamdani fabric is customarily woven around Dhaka, Bangladesh, and on the brocade linger. Jamdani sarees are as light as quill and is a mix of Mughal supported by the old Hindu customs. Dhakai Jamdani producing technique is to one of the finest and an old type of weaving that really began in Bengal. These Dhakai Jamdani sarees are described by finest fabric, mind-boggling texture and lightweight.
Dhakai jamdani

The handloom art of weaving Dhakai jamdani saree has been proclaimed by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The word Jamdani came from the Persian dictionary, deriving from ‘Jam’, meaning flower, and ‘Dani’ means a pot or container. The earliest mention of jamdani and its production as an industry is first found in Dacca but by the time it has already captured Indian market.
Dhakai saree

The Jamdani weaving tradition is originated specifically from Bengal. It is one of the most skill involved and time taking hand weaving method of saree making. Dhakai Jamdani sarees get hand-painted which are made in different sizes using high-quality cotton threading. Fine detailing and elaborated design workmanship represent these sarees. This fine muslin saree has been drape by Bengali women for many years and is identified by its light-weight, transparent texture and intricate designs.
Dhakai jamdani saree texture is mostly of geometric type. You can see plants and floral designs on the body and are said to have originated thousands of years ago. Due to the exquisite crafting technique required and the time it took to weave a saree, Jamdani saree was only belonged to the riches, aristocrats and royal families. As they had the financial status to buy these expensive sarees.