Red River Creations
Moushumi: Green Handloom Cotton Jamdani Saree
Moushumi: Green Handloom Cotton Jamdani Saree
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Handwoven on traditional looms in Phulia, this exquisite cotton Jamdani saree showcases the artistry of Bengal’s master weavers. The soft mint-green body is decorated with delicate woven floral vines, dotted motifs, and beautifully detailed borders in a striking shade of pink. The saree is ethereally light and comfortable to wear in summers.
Unlike printed designs, the motifs are woven directly into the fabric through the labour-intensive Jamdani technique, creating a saree rich in texture, depth, and craftsmanship. The elegant tasselled pallu adds movement and charm, making Moushumi a versatile choice for cultural gatherings, festive celebrations, workwear, and elegant everyday dressing.
Product Details
- Fabric: Handwoven Cotton Jamdani
- Origin: Phulia, West Bengal
- Colour: Mint Green with Pink Jamdani Motifs
- Saree Length: Approx. 5.5 metres
- Width: Approx. 1.15 metres
- Blouse Piece: Included 80-90cm.
- Falls & Pico: Done
Styling Tips
- Pair with the matching mint-green blouse for an elegant coordinated look.
- Style with silver jewellery and bangles for a classic Bengali handloom aesthetic.
- A deep pink blouse beautifully highlights the woven Jamdani motifs.
- Wear with fresh flowers and a low bun for festive gatherings.
- Add a handcrafted leather or woven bag for a refined daytime look.
Care Tips
- Hand wash separately in cold water with a mild detergent for the first few washes.
- Do not soak for long or use bleach or harsh chemicals.
- Dry in the shade to help preserve the fabric and colours.
- Iron on a medium to high heat while the saree is slightly damp for a crisp finish.
The Art of Phulia Jamdani
Phulia, located in Nadia district of West Bengal, is internationally known for preserving and evolving the centuries-old Jamdani weaving tradition. Jamdani weaving involves the painstaking insertion of supplementary threads by hand to create intricate motifs directly within the fabric.
The result is a textile that is lightweight yet richly detailed, where every motif reflects the skill, patience, and artistry of the weaver.
