Kaantha saree– throughout Bengal

• The Kantha saree is a traditional garment worn by women in the Indian state of West Bengal and in Bangladesh. Kantha is a type of embroidery that involves stitching layers of old saree or dhotis together to create a new textile. The embroidery usually features a running stitch that creates intricate patterns and designs, often inspired by nature and mythology.
• Kantha sarees are known for their unique texture, softness, and durability. They are usually made from lightweight cotton or silk fabrics and come in a range of colors and designs. The sarees are often worn for special occasions, such as weddings and festivals, but can also be worn as everyday attire.
• The Kantha saree is an important part of the cultural heritage of Bengal and is a symbol of the region’s rich artistic traditions. It is also a sustainable and eco-friendly way of repurposing old textiles, making it a popular choice for those who value sustainability and ethical fashion.

There are different types of Kantha sarees based on the design, embroidery pattern, and fabric used. Here are a few popular types of Kantha sarees:

1. Baluchari Kantha Saree – This type of saree is a combination of two traditional styles of Bengal – Baluchari and Kantha. The saree features intricate Kantha embroidery along with Baluchari motifs woven into the border and pallu.
2. Tant Kantha Saree – Tant sarees are a popular style of cotton sarees from West Bengal, and when combined with Kantha embroidery, they make for a beautiful and comfortable drape.
3. Silk Kantha Saree – Silk Kantha sarees are made with pure silk fabric and decorated with intricate Kantha embroidery. They are usually worn for special occasions and are highly prized for their beauty and elegance.
4. Jamdani Kantha Saree – Jamdani is a weaving technique from Bengal that creates intricate patterns in the fabric. When combined with Kantha embroidery, it results in a highly detailed and beautiful saree.
5. Printed Kantha Saree – Printed Kantha sarees are made by printing traditional Kantha designs onto the fabric. They are a more affordable option and come in a wide range of colors and designs.

Top Kaantha saree

1.Red Saree Kaantha Stitch Saree Grey || KN_173

2.Red Saree Kaantha Stitch Saree Yellow || KN_170

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