Jamdhani silk sarees are the ancient and foremost garments basically evolved from a muslin fiber. Mostly areas of Bengal and Bangladesh have expert weavers in Jamdhani style sarees. From 14 th century onwards the work become expensive because of the man power and procedures involves.

1. Jamdhani silk sarees
The meaning of the world Jamdhani is Jam means flower and dhani means a container. Jamdhani is a
hand-woven technique of Bengal that creates patterns of various colours and designs on silk as well as
cotton sarees. From Mughal season onward this Jamdhani is famous.
Jamdhani silk sarees are the ancient and foremost garments basically evolved from a muslin fiber.
Mostly areas of Bengal and Bangladesh have expert weavers in Jamdhani style sarees. From 14 th
century onwards the work become expensive because of the man power and procedures involves.
Generally two weavers sit at each end of loom one weaves has to notice the broken threads and make
them exact by using same color threads.
In Jamdhani sarees we can find in very light and Dark colour. Heavy architectural printing, with zari
works or gold printings make the saree more beautiful. We can also find heavy work and mirror work
sarees in this Jamdhani silk sarees. This Jamdhani silk saree is used for wedding, Traditional, party wear.
Jamdhani is an inclusion in the making of some of the traditional varieties of silk and cotton handlooms,
such as the Banaras, Venkatagiri, Uppada, Kanchipuram, Dharmavaram, and Mysore Sarees.
The Jamdhani fabric is government certified, right from the thread processing stage to the weaving to
sales.
Different models of Jamdhani silk sarees are self coloured designer which are eye catche. We can also
find Jamdhani pattu sarees that are grand and exclusive wear. Jamdhani silk sarees are available in
unique creations . The Gadwal Jamdhani is a pure handloom silk saree with zari mango buttis woven in
Jamdhani and a zari floral butti weave border.
Jamdhani, like other traditional arts is done by men. Being a versatile fabric, it can be either woven in
full Silk or also with a combination of real gold, silver, precious metal yarn. Some designer pieces can
take upto 13 months to complete, with two full time weavers.