Yellow Colour pure handloom Stole from Bengal

Yellow Colour Pure Handloom Stole From Bengal

Manufactured By: Tajkira Center NIP

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Description

Yellow Colour pure handloom Stole from Bengal is a beautiful and vibrant accessory that is handmade using traditional methods by skilled weavers in the state of West Bengal, India. Known for its rich culture and craftsmanship, Bengal is highly renowned for producing some of the finest handloom products in the country. The yellow color of this stole is symbolic of happiness, positivity, and prosperity. It is associated with the sun, which is considered a source of energy and life. The bright and cheerful hue of the stole is sure to add a pop of color to any outfit and instantly uplift your mood. The stole is made from pure handloom fabric, which is carefully woven on a handloom using manual techniques. This makes each piece unique and adds to its charm and character. The yarn used in the weaving process is sourced from trusted suppliers, ensuring that the fabric is of the highest quality. The design of the stole is also a result of traditional methods and motifs passed down from generations.

SKU: 34405

Product Details & Care

Category : Dupatta

Weight : 0.3

Occasion : Festivals. Traditional ,Gifting,Office

Border : Plain

Color : Golden Yellow

Fabric Type : Silk

Pattern : Katha stitch

Zari Type : Self

Made in Days : 3

Kameez Length : 1.80 Cm

Bottom Length : 47 Cm

Partner Details

Tajkira Center NIP

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Tajkira Begum joined the apparel business of her husband in 2016 to fulfil her dream of becoming self-sufficient.Tajkira has a wide range of sarees, dupatta, kurtas, kurtis, blouse pieces, palazzos, wrap arounds which she sells through wholesalers and retailers of Kolkata, various government fairs and at the Sonajhuri Hat, Bolpur.