My Greys

 

This way he pulled, that way she swayed.His laughter somehow brought tears of joy to her eyes.For him, her sorrow brought the happiness of sharing their deepest feelings.

No black or white for sure, but this grey is the best of its kind!

This grey and pink cotton polyester blend saree is a show-stopper. Don’t miss it!

Polyester is a synthetically manufactured fabric that is woven along with natural fibres for durability and a characteristic smoothness. This combination of cotton and polyester results in a fabric that has the strengths of both types of fibres.

Length:  5.5 meters ; Width: 47 inches

Blouse Piece: No

Wash Care: Dry Wash

Note:  Su, the model is wearing a blouse Yet So Basic Blouse

https://suta.in/products/yet-so-basic

Fabric: Cotton and Polyester blend

 

 

The Jamdani is a testimony to the beautiful union of Mughal and ancient Indian cultures. Though the exquisite weave has been quite popular even before the Mughals, it is under them that Jamdani flourished and rose to become a weave that the world took notice of. The name Jamdani comes from the Persian language, the official language of the Mughals. Jam means flower and Dani means vase, symbolising the floral motifs that were popularly used in the weave. What it was called before this and its exact origins remain a mystery to date. However, the weave is said to have originated in Dhaka in present day Bangladesh. This art has earned recognition from the UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

The designs are drawn on graph papers and placed below the saree to weave the exact pattern. Threads of gold, silver and other colours are passed through the weft while weaving, making the motifs appear like they are floating on the extremely delicate and thin sheer-like base of the saree. Jamdani sarees are painstakingly woven by master weavers and their mastery is reflected in the surreal gorgeousness of each saree.