Jamdani is a time-consuming and labour-intensive form of handloom weaving traditionally practised by craftspeople around Dhaka. The sheer cotton textiles are renowned for the richness of their motifs, ...

It is important to note that Jamdani was the specialisation of Muslim weavers. The weaving community in West Bengal (mainly Hindus) likely created sarees inspired by Bengal's Jamdani tradition.

Inde' Loom's core philosophy revolves around seamlessly blending India's rich textile heritage with contemporary fashion ...

The oral tradition of weaving songs extends beyond the looms ... to Bengal for inspiration,” Darshan said, emphasising how ...

Dhakai Muslin was only for museum exhibits. The tales of the fabric were as bizarre as those that reached mythical status. “A whole muslin saree can go through a single piece of finger ring,” was one ...