Handwoven Muslin Cotton Saree – Prints in Rust

About the Saree:

This Handwoven Muslin Cotton Saree from Biswa Bangla is a masterpiece that features a beautiful rust-colored base, ideal for making a bold yet elegant statement. Handwoven using traditional techniques in Bengal, this saree combines fine craftsmanship with contemporary style. The saree is perfect for formal gatherings, festive occasions, and traditional events.

• Brand: Biswa Bangla

• Fabric: Muslin Cotton (250 Count)

• Colour: Rust

• Type: Handwoven Saree

• Care Instructions: Dry clean only; Cold wash recommended. Natural dyes may bleed.

• Blouse Piece: Not included

About Bengal Muslin:

Muslin is a tightly woven, unbleached or white cloth made from carded cotton handspun yarn, originating from Bengal. It became popular in Europe during the 17th century. The fabric is breathable and ideal for hot, dry climates. West Bengal is still a key producer of muslin, and efforts are underway to revive the fine muslin known worldwide. The Project Muslin initiative by the West Bengal Government is aimed at revitalizing the weaving of high-count muslin, and has identified skilled families of spinners and weavers from regions like Murshidabad, Nadia, and Birbhum.

Colour, Texture & Wash Care:

• Variation: As the fabric is handcrafted, there may be slight variations in colour and texture, adding to the uniqueness of each saree.

• Handwoven Nature: Expect natural characteristics of handwoven textiles, including slight imperfections such as missing yarn, slubs, and uneven yarn contrasts. These are typical of handwoven products and contribute to their charm.

Dimensions:

• Saree Length: Approx. 5.5 meters (excluding blouse piece)

• Width: Approx. 0.75 meters

• Weight: 460g

Perfect for:

• Traditional events, weddings, and cultural celebrations

• A luxurious and timeless addition to your wardrobe, showcasing the rich legacy of Bengal's handwoven muslin textiles.

Please Note: Slight irregularities in design and colour are characteristic of handwoven fabrics, which only enhance the individuality of each piece.