Deep Violet colour Pure Silk Kathastitch Dupatta From Bengal

Deep Violet Colour Pure Silk Kathastitch Dupatta From Bengal

Manufactured By: Masuma Khatun NIP

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Description

The Deep Violet colour Pure Silk Kathastitch Dupatta from Bengal is a stunning piece of handcrafted textile that is known for its intricate embroidery work and vibrant colour. It is a traditional dupatta that has been passed down through generations in Bengal and is still popular among women for its elegance and beauty. The dupatta is made of pure silk, which is known for its luxurious feel and smooth texture. The fabric is sourced from the silkworm cocoons and then woven into a fine fabric by skilled weavers in Bengal. The silk used for making this dupatta is of the highest quality, making it soft, lightweight, and durable. The most striking feature of this dupatta is the intricate Kathastitch embroidery, which is done by hand. This type of embroidery is specific to Bengal and is known for its fine and delicate work. The artisans use a needle and thread to create intricate patterns on the dupatta, making it a labor-intensive process.

SKU: 33735

Product Details & Care

Category : Dupatta

Weight : 0.5

Occasion : Festivals. Traditional,Gifting,Office

Border : Plain

Color : Deep Violet

Fabric Type : Silk

Pattern : Katha stitch

Zari Type : Self

Made in Days : 3

Kameez Length : 2.5 M

Bottom Length : 1 M

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Masuma Khatun NIP

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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.