WHAT IS THE REAL TANT SAREE OF BENGAL?

[@kalpanakhare4824]

Good information

[@ravindradas5649]

Thank you to clear daubt 🔥🙏🏽

[@pallabimedda6172]

অসাধারণ!!

[@rekhadesai1417]

Hello Sirji…Thanks for telling us reality of Handloom sarees 🙏🙏

[@dreambotter6389]

It's not always about illiteracy, sometimes the words in the local language takes precedence over the actual meaning. But I do understand the point of this video, thank you for educating us.

[@durgaprasada226]

Hello sir great video. After watching your videos . I'm fascinated to learn more about different types of sarees produced across india and why they are unique apart from the location. Is there any resources like books from where I can learn all this ? (ofcourse apart from your channel). I want to thank you for making these informative videos.

[@HandloomFoundation]

very important question. Honestly i cant see any such resources as available resources are all as faulty as wikipedia. I think most of them are copy from wikipedia.

[@av1421]

@@HandloomFoundation I want to help that one poor weaver you had profiled some time back. How do I do that?

[@av1421]

@@HandloomFoundation Can you do a profile of shops/places/websites that are good to buy handloom products?

[@av1421]

@@HandloomFoundation Sir, you are doing GREAT service to cause of Handloom and to the great country of India from where weavers come from!

[@himanshisingh7941]

Yes.. totally agree.. we should not be fooled by the shopkeepers into buying powerloom as handloom

[@ayansaha5236]

Thanks dada to make us ( so called self-proclaimed inteligent clan) literate again and again. Dhonnybad.

[@shyamalisanyal4857]

Bah👌

[@dr.madhavi3907]

In marathi, " tantu" means very thin fiber. Nice video. Dada, khub bhalo bolchen aapni.

[@scribble180]

Thank you

[@AmarjeetKumar-kl1ej]

Then what we call it

[@simrankalyani9619]

Please make the videos on other Handlooms of India too. Your videos always gives insight information and knowledge on Handlooms

[@HandloomFoundation]

have you seen all videos of this channel?

[@simrankalyani9619]

I will check Sir

[@madhavialekar6400]

Hi sir. I also like all your videos. Have seen almost all. 🙏

[@simrankalyani9619]

Nice

[@deepalipadwal9776]

Sir ,every video that made by you... always informative and interesting... 👍🏼💐

[@meera2794]

Sir, Can you make a video on the types of chiffon fabric? Also if you have any courses on handlooms would be happy to join?

[@simrankalyani9619]

Is there any difference between Munga tussar silk and tussar silk

[@HandloomFoundation]

There is nothing called muga tussar...muga and tussar both are completely different silk

[@simrankalyani9619]

@@HandloomFoundation you correctly say the celebration of illiteracy on textile. Some websites are selling Muga tussar silk sarees

[@uniqueproperties1211]

Sir where to buy authentic fabric from? As in i want authentic place and will prefer weaver if u can help me with it....i want brocade hand woven fabric

[@aparnaduttabiswas6569]

Hello sir. I need to contact regarding a kadwa benarasi saree from you. Become restless after watching your knowledgeable videos. Would be kind enough if you kindly guide me for the saree I want to purchase for wedding. Let me know how cn I cnnct with you. Thank you

[@radioactivedetective6876]

Sir, is there any specific name for the starched bengali handloom cotton sari? Will it be wrong to call it Bangla taant - implying that it is the taat or handloom sari variety of bengal?

[@HandloomFoundation]

Raw cotton is good with starch if you don't want it to be soft. Traditionally Bengali ladies liked crunchy cotton sarees thats why cotton sarees got starched. it have nothing to do with craft...its all about end user experience.

[@radioactivedetective6876]

@@HandloomFoundation Very interesting. Thank u Sir.

[@gangadevips]

Hello Sir ! Greetings!! Your videos are clear and understandable easily! Much appreciated your efforts and thank you for making good job 👍🏻 Could you please make a video about GOTS Organic Certificates cotton? As we are having great doubts of its processing for Market

[@bhavishyaramchandani2324]

Dada I m new watcher loving to watch you love handloom want to work on Indian textiles pls help me can we talk ? Is it possible wanted to know about Banarasi sarees and fabrics 🙏🏻🙏🏻🍀

[@priyakadose]

Hello

[@HandloomFoundation]

hi