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Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
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  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari
  • Size chart - Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari (1)
  • Size chart - Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari (2)
Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari

Blue-Red Cotton Blend Jamdani Sari

₹6,999

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Product Details

Specifications

Dimension

6.4M X 1.16M

Material

Cotton Blend

Blouse Piece

Inclusive of Blouse Piece

Care Instructions

Dry Clean Only

Manufactured & Marketed By

Fabindia Limited, Plot No.10, Local Shopping Complex, Sector B, Pocket- 7, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-115636

Country Of Origin

India

Product SKU

20319199

Description

Small Jamdani buti are woven across the body of this cotton blend sari, catching the light with a subtle, textured shimmer. A wide contrast border with a zigzag edge frames the drape, finishing in matching tassels at the pallu. Suited to everyday wear or festive lunches, pair it with a fitted Fabindia blouse and simple silver jhumkas.

Craft Details

The Jamdani weave is like poetry on fabric and is distinguished by floral and geometric motifs that seem to float on a translucent surface. This handwoven fabric, known for its unparalleled beauty, incorporates a complex and arduous form of loom-embroidery. This craft has its roots in Bengal with the earliest mention of Jamdani dating back to 300 AD.