The Story of Bengal’s Golden Fabric: Muslin Jamdanis | Heritage Matters

[@SeeMahbub]

Traditional Jamdani has thread count of 40 to 150, while some of the Muslin saree has over 2000. A special variety of carpus cotton with proper humidity weather is required. To produce these types of thin threads, you need super expert workers with thin fingers. Thus young persons specially girls are suitable choice for this.

[@smithashenoy2742]

Blouse is ilkal kubusa of Karnataka

[@muthyalamuggulu2087]

Sabyasachi, ritu kumar, gucci and GAURANG SHAH aslo! ❤️

[@abhinababasak6194]

INDIA S NO ONE JAMDANI WEAVER BIREN KUMAR BASAK.

[@abhinababasak6194]

JAMDANI WEVAR BIREN KUMAR BASAK NOT IN PICTURE WE ARE SHOKING!!

[@madhavilata7826]

Bangladesh was India

[@sakondo789]

This is Bangladeshi

[@praveenjohn9098]

heritage matters...yes it does..but people these days doesn't care...sad reality. look at the views, there are lot of fashion enthusiasts, but no one is having a look at this

[@SushantaMondal-re2so]

Hi man my name sushanta mondal my jamdani teacher name mister jatish debnath

[@chandrakiranmeka7439]

There r so many fake Jambani dhakai sarees on the net people always are fooled by such sites !

[@comesleepwme2827]

Jamdani is a Bangladeshi heritage not Indian.

[@pinkymasih8233]

Yaar.... Back then it was part of India.

[@pabloditi]

May be poor in history

[@Bengaliguy-zs8md]

​​@@pinkymasih8233UNESCO recognised Bangladesh for it's culture of Jamdani weaving and Bangladesh has the Geographical indication for Muslin and Jamdani. The name literally has the word "Dhaka" in it, which is the capital of Bangladesh.

[@smithashenoy2742]

Nonsense. We all remember how Bangladesh recently separated from India … it’s a kid of Bharath matha

[@zitka123]

​@@smithashenoy2742Bangladesh was formed from British Empire. Not India