Description

Jamdani is a traditional handwoven textile originating from Bengal, known for its intricate patterns and fine craftsmanship. This centuries-old technique, once favored by royalty, involves weaving colorful motifs into a delicate fabric, typically made from cotton or silk.

The design is created using a complex process that requires skill and patience, often involving motifs inspired by nature, geometric shapes, or cultural symbols. Jamdani fabrics are lightweight yet durable, making them ideal for sarees, shawls, and scarves. Recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, Jamdani continues to be celebrated for its artistry and cultural significance.