Embroidery Saree : Pink Woven Silk
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Bishnupuri Ikkat Silk Sarees with Embroidered Pallu: A Testament to Bandhuli's Exclusiveness and Bengal Craftsmanship
Bishnupuri silk sarees, known for their rich texture and elegant designs, hold a prestigious place in Bengal’s traditional weaving heritage. Among the various types of silk sarees crafted in Bengal, the Bishnupuri Ikkat Silk Sarees with Embroidered Pallu stand out as a unique blend of age-old weaving techniques and intricate embroidery, reflecting the artistic finesse of Bengal’s master craftsmen. The exclusivity of Bandhuli’s craftsmanship adds an exquisite touch to these sarees, making them a prized possession for saree connoisseurs.
The town of Bishnupur in Bankura district, West Bengal, has been a prominent silk-weaving center since the times of the Malla dynasty (17th century). The weavers of Bishnupur have long been associated with producing luxurious silk fabrics, drawing inspiration from the region’s rich heritage of terracotta temples, classical music, and folk traditions. The introduction of Ikkat weaving in Bishnupur further enhanced the sarees’ allure, making them popular among aristocrats and art enthusiasts alike.
The incorporation of Bandhuli embroidery, an intricate form of embellishment native to Bengal, further elevates the exclusivity of Bishnupuri Ikkat sarees. This embroidery, often handcrafted with zari, resham, or silk threads, adorns the pallu with motifs inspired by nature, mythology, and historical artistry.
The uniqueness of Ikkat weaving lies in the process of resist dyeing, where the warp and weft threads are dyed selectively before weaving. Unlike printed or painted designs, the patterns in Ikkat sarees are woven into the fabric itself, requiring meticulous precision. The weaving process involves:
Tying and Dyeing: Artisans tie sections of the silk threads and dye them in different shades before weaving.
Warp and Weft Alignment: The pre-dyed threads are carefully aligned on the loom to create intricate patterns.
Hand Weaving: Skilled weavers handcraft the saree, ensuring perfect design alignment and a flawless texture.
Once the Ikkat base is completed, the saree undergoes additional enhancement with the signature Bandhuli embroidery on the pallu. This embroidery is done with silk or metallic threads, incorporating designs like paisleys, florals, or mythological figures, adding a touch of grandeur to the saree.
Bishnupuri Ikkat sarees are crafted from pure mulberry silk, known for its soft texture, sheen, and durability. The lightweight fabric drapes beautifully, making it ideal for both formal and festive occasions. Key characteristics include:
Fine, glossy texture with a smooth finish
Vibrant colors with natural dyes
Unique geometric and abstract Ikkat patterns
Intricate hand-embroidered pallus
Bishnupuri Ikkat Silk Sarees with Bandhuli embroidery symbolize Bengal’s legacy of handloom excellence. Worn by women during festivals, weddings, and cultural events, these sarees have also gained international recognition for their craftsmanship. Fashion designers and textile enthusiasts continue to innovate, blending traditional techniques with modern aesthetics to appeal to contemporary tastes.
The Bishnupuri Ikkat Silk Sarees with Embroidered Pallu represent a seamless fusion of age-old Ikkat weaving and Bengal’s distinguished Bandhuli embroidery. The painstaking craftsmanship, exquisite designs, and high-quality silk make these sarees a testament to the exclusivity of Bengal’s handloom tradition. As a symbol of heritage and artistic excellence, these sarees continue to enchant saree lovers and uphold the legacy of Bengal’s skilled artisans.
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Daymanti stood before the mirror, draped in a breathtaking pink-shaded Bishnupuri Ikat silk saree. The delicate embroidered pallu cascaded over her shoulder like a soft whisper of elegance. Today was special—she was the face of Bandhuli, a boutique celebrating Bengal’s handloom heritage.
As she stepped into the sunlit courtyard for the photoshoot, the silk shimmered, reflecting hues of dawn. The camera clicked, capturing her poised grace, the interplay of fabric and light. Each fold of the saree told a story of tradition, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty.
The photographer instructed her to twirl. The pallu danced in the air, revealing intricate threadwork that spoke of countless hours of artistry. Daymanti’s dark kohl-rimmed eyes met the lens, exuding confidence.
Between shots, she ran her fingers over the fabric, feeling the legacy of Bishnupur’s weavers. She wasn’t just modeling a saree—she was embodying a legacy, a muse for artisans.
As the session ended, the boutique owner smiled. “You are Bandhuli—the one who binds tradition with modernity.”
Daymanti smiled back, knowing that today, she wasn’t just wearing a saree—she was carrying a story.
At Bandhuli, we have a customer friendly Cancellation and Refund policy. We strive to make sure you have the best experience while selecting and buying your favorite Indian Ethnic Outfits. But sometimes despite our best efforts to keep our customers happy, there are times when you might feel the need to return your product for circumstances beyond your or our control.
Following is out customer friendly policy.
Pre-Shipment Cancellation Policy:
Post-Shipment Return & Refund Policy:
Q: I received the order. But there's an issue. Can I return my ordered items?
A: Yes, you can. Below criterias are eligible for return
a. There may be a manufacturing defect which didn't get noticed during packing; or
b. A wrong item is shipped out to you by mistake.
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