Thesis Report ppt “Production Process of Jamdani at BSCIC Jamdani Polli”

“Production of Jamdani at
BSCIC Jamdani Polli”
PresentedBy
Md. Asaduzzaman
ID; 103-23-2182
All right reserved © Asad HRiDOY

1. First chapter addresses short note on background
information with the literature review and the
methodology & limitations.
2. The next chapter gives an introduction to the
demography of the weavers with types of weavers
and their present socio-economic condition.
3. The manufacturing process of jamdani products
has discussed in the third chapter.
4. The fourth chapter covers the SWOT analysis and
cost analysis
5. In the last two chapter it covers some still
pictures and the conclusion and findings session.

As the objectives represent the final goal –
*To understand jamdani production process
*To find out and classify the total types of weaver
*To look deep in to the jamdani weavers and there
socio economic conditions.
*To identify the problems
*Make an overall idea on the contribution to our
economy

Methodology is based on various types of information
including;
• Interview with weaver and Mohajon
• Column written on different dailies
• Spend a period of three month at Jamdani Polli
• Used some reference book from Bangla Academy

Jamdani is the technical marble of handicraft with
creativity and engineering. The distinguished hallmark
of Jamdani is that its design which is neither printed
nor embroidered but created directly by hand during
weaving on the loom.
The designs they are created on the fabric are
emitted from the nature as trees, leaves, flowers,
fruits and vegetables.

Socio-
Economic
Condition
Working
Environment
Educational
Facilities
Social
Status
Medical
Facilities

Design Selection
Yarn Type Selection
Dyeing of Yarn
Yarn Processing
Weaving & Patterning
Finishing & Folding

The pattern that will create on the fabric is mostly
depends on either the customer choice or according
to the market demands.
However, if there are no customer requirement the
weaver set the loom according to their choice. They
select a pattern to weave that have a high market
value and have high demand.

Jamdani is a derivatives of Muslin which was the most
prestigious and fabulous woven products ever. So what
should be the quality of yarn is mostly depends on the
type of design chosen to weave.
Now a days a yarn of 40 to 60 Ne (English count,
according to the lab test) is widely used whereas in the
beginning they used 120 to 200 Ne

Jamdani fabric could not dyeing or printing after
weaving. So the yarns are dyed before the weavers
beam preparation.
The yarns that used for jamdani are mostly dyed in the
following process,
i. Vegetable dye iii. Acid dye
ii. Vat dye & iv. Direct applicable dye

After the yarn has been, it is transferred to the Charkha’s,
according to different count and color, to prepare the warp
& the warping is done by the Nolider whereas the denting
is done by Hajainna, who pass the Tana (warp thread)
through the Bow. And at the same time Shanabaj do the
task of reed-man to pass the warp threads through the dent
of reed.
But for the weft and the patterned thread sizing is not
required. So they set on different Charkha and wound the
spools and the bobbins.

For Jamdani weaving pit loom or locally called Jamdani
Tant is used because it is set so much closely to the
ground so the weaving zone get the height moisture
Actually there are no big difference between the jamdani
loom and the other conventional looms except the theme
of pattern that created.
And the other regular task is done the following parts;
Uvhii, Vabari, Chouchala, Bow, Aailna, Malshi, Juitash,
Tolpowear, Maku Mochka, Shana. Dokti, Norot, Moti-
kamani & Kandul.

SWOT
Strength
Opportunity
Threat
Weakness

Strength;
i. A widely famous industry
ii. Great skill is available
iii. Low labor cost
iv. With a little investment loom can set up
Weakness;
i. No planned infrastructures
ii. Sufficient financial support
iii. Selling is low so the profit is low

Opportunities;
i. Big demand on local and international markets
ii. Possibilities to expand the export markets
iii. Value added products production
Threats;
i. Social status of the weaver
ii. Unsecure future of the weaver &
iii. Low production rate

I just saying that if there are no any big contrariety
arise and if the government & non-government
organization (NGO) come forward with proper
management I am hopeful to see this industry in a
bright position in near future.

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