PURE MUL COTTON CHECK JAMDHANI TOP DUPATTA

• Elegant Pure Mul Cotton Check Jamdani Saree – A timeless blend of tradition and contemporary style, handwoven with precision in authentic jamdani technique.
• Lightweight & Breathable Fabric – 100% pure mulmul cotton ensures all-day comfort, perfect for summer, weddings, pujas, or festive gatherings.
• Chic Checkered Design – Trending check pattern in soft, earthy tones with delicate jamdani weave for subtle elegance.
• Coordinated Top & Dupatta Set – Includes matching crop top and dupatta for a modern saree drape; ideal for fusion styling.
• Handcrafted Heritage Wear – Ethically made by skilled weavers from West Bengal, preserving centuries-old Indian textile art.
• Perfect for Occasions – Ideal for bridal trousseau, destination weddings, cultural events, or gifting.
• Sizes – Saree Length: 5.5 meters | Width: 48 inches | Top & Dupatta included.
• Color Options – Available in trending hues: Ivory Peach, Dusty Rose, Sage Green, and Indigo Sky.

2. A Legacy of Craftsmanship

Rooted in the rich textile heritage of Bengal, Saree Story with Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi celebrates the 400-year-old Jamdani weaving tradition—recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. Originating in Dhaka and refined in West Bengal, Jamdani is known for its intricate handwoven motifs, created by hand on fine muslin fabric.

Each Pure Mul Cotton Check Jamdani Saree is a tribute to this legacy. Woven on traditional pit looms by third-generation artisans, the saree combines the airy softness of mulmul cotton with the geometric charm of check patterns, enhanced with zari-free micro-jamdani inserts for a modern minimalist appeal.

Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi founded this label to empower rural weaver communities while redefining handloom fashion for the global woman—blending sustainability, comfort, and storytelling in every thread.

3. Why Choose This?

✅ Authentic Handloom – Certified by the Handloom Mark, ensuring genuine craftsmanship and fair wages for artisans.
✅ Trend-Forward Design – The check jamdani style is a 2024 fashion favorite, spotted at Lakmé Fashion Week and celebrity weddings.
✅ Eco-Friendly & Skin-Friendly – Chemical-free dyes, breathable cotton—ideal for sensitive skin and sustainable fashion lovers.
✅ Versatile Styling – Pair the included top and dupatta for a contemporary lehenga-like look or drape traditionally.
✅ Perfect Draping Weight – Light yet structured, holds pleats beautifully without pins.
✅ Ideal for Gifting – Comes in a reusable cotton pouch with a story card about the weaver.

4. Wash & Care Instructions

🧼 Hand Wash Only – Use mild shampoo or gentle liquid detergent in cold water.
🌤️ Dry in Shade – Always dry inside out, away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading.
🚫 No Bleach or Soaking – Avoid harsh chemicals and prolonged soaking.
🧺 Low Heat Iron – Iron on reverse side with a cotton cloth to protect the weave.
🧷 Store Folded – Keep in a muslin bag with neem leaves to prevent moisture and moths.

Note: A slight variation in weave or color is natural and celebrates the handcrafted essence of your saree.

❓FAQ:

Q: What is a jamdani saree?
A: A jamdani saree is a handwoven cotton textile from Bengal, known for its intricate, raised patterns created during weaving—often called the "lace of India." This Pure Mul Cotton Check Jamdani Saree blends traditional technique with modern checks for a fresh, breathable look.

Q: Is this saree suitable for summer?
A: Yes! Made from 100% pure mulmul cotton, this saree is ultra-light, breathable, and sweat-absorbent—perfect for hot and humid weather.

Q: Does the saree come with a blouse?
A: It includes a matching crop top and dupatta, designed for a modern, no-blouse-needed drape. You can also pair it with a separate blouse for a classic look.

Q: How to care for a jamdani cotton saree?
A: Hand wash in cold water with mild shampoo, dry in shade, and iron on low heat. Avoid direct sunlight and machine washing to preserve the delicate weave.

Q: Who makes these sarees?
A: Each saree is handcrafted by master weavers in West Bengal, supported by the Saree Story initiative by Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi, promoting ethical fashion and artisan livelihoods.