Authentic Jamdani Stole in Pastel Blue

Elegant and Authentic Jamdani Stole in Pastel Blue

Genuine Jamdani Weave in Airy Muslin

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Product Description

Jamdani Stole - Crafted from the Finest Muslin!

This pastel blue stole is as light as a feather and reflects Mughal patronage. Woven from the finest cotton on a handloom by skilled artisans from West Bengal, it features a delicate flower vine at the ends and smaller floral motifs throughout. Jamdani pieces are known for their fine fabric, intricate motifs, and lightweight feel.

  • Extremely elegant and stylish.
  • Pairs beautifully with a cotton kurti or jeans.
  • Made from the finest cotton and very lightweight.
  • Designed by authentic Jamdani artisans.
  • In 2013, the traditional art of Jamdani weaving was declared a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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Product Specifications
Art Form
Jamdani Weaves
Occasion
Formal
Casual
Material
Muslin
Cotton
Dimensions
70 in x 20 in
SKU
KCW-03-MUSLN-BL-JAMDN-0419
Place of Origin
Delhi, Delhi
Country of Origin
India
Care guide
Gently hand wash separately in cold water using mild/ liquid detergents to avoid damaging the fibre. Avoid soaking for extended periods, as prolonged moisture exposure can weaken the fabric. Do not bleach or scrub to prevent causing tear or weakening the fibre structure. Reverse dry in the shade. Warm iron on the reverse side to preserve the fabric's natural charm.
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Jamdani weaves are a beautiful amalgamation of meticulous craftsmanship and the rich textile traditions of old, undivided Bengal in the Indian subcontinent. Woven in the Gangetic floodplains of West Bengal and Dhaka (or Dacca) in Bangladesh, it is also known as Dhakai (or Daccai) or Dhakai Jamdani. This incredibly lightweight and breathable textile is decorated with floral motifs handwoven into the finest quality cotton, known as muslin. These beautiful, summer-friendly weaves were highly adored by the Mughals and were referred to as "jamdani" in Persian, where ‘jam’ means floral and ‘dani’ means a vase or container, referring to the floral patterns that characterize this fabric. Later, at the end of the 19th century, Trailokyanath Mukhopadhyay, also known as T. N. Mukharji, who served as the curator of the Indian Museum in Kolkata, referred to the fabric as ‘Jamdani muslin.’

Jamdani weaving is a refined supplementary weft technique, akin to tapestry work. In this method, the standard weft forms the base fabric, while supplementary weft threads create intricate patterns. These additional weft threads are interlaced with the warp by hand, using fine bamboo sticks, making each pattern appear seamlessly integrated. This intricate process makes the motifs seem as though they are floating within the fabric, rather than merely being overlaid. This labor-intensive and time-consuming process contributes to the complexity and sophistication of Jamdani weaving. Designs are guided either by patterns on paper placed under the warps or by verbal instructions from the ustad (master) to the shagird (apprentice), resulting in seamless and stunning designs.

Jamdani weavers create motifs directly on the loom by counting the warp and weft threads, without mechanical aids. This results in patterns that often exhibit a geometric or symmetrical nature. The motifs in Jamdani sarees are not merely decorative; they hold cultural and historical significance, making each saree a unique artistic creation. One of the most renowned Jamdani sarees is the ‘Hazar Buti Jamdani,’ which translates to ‘A Thousand Motifs.’ This intricate weave features small floral patterns, creating a captivating visual effect filled with beauty and complexity. Some of the most iconic Jamdani motifs include buta or paisley, flowers, polka dots, jhalar (a border or network of motifs), the complex jaal pattern that covers the entire ground, terchi (diagonally laid-out patterns), charkona (rectangular motifs), panna hajar (thousand emeralds), and butidar (a scattered pattern featuring floral and tendril motifs rather than a dense arrangement). Read more

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