Nandini – Lal Sada Bengali Baluchari Saree

Description

Jnanadanandini Devi, a pioneer social reformer in 19th-century Bengal, had revolutionized the way Bengali women wore sarees by creating the Brahmika sari, which combined elements from Bengali, Gujarati, and Parsi draping styles. This new style allowed for greater ease of movement and became popular among Brahmo women in Calcutta. Her innovation not only influenced fashion but also contributed to the broader movement for women’s empowerment in Bengal, challenging traditional norms and advocating for greater freedom and education for women.

Step into the world of timeless beauty with this stunning white and red Baluchari cotton handloom saree, a masterpiece that weaves together tradition and artistry.

This exquisite saree, featuring intricate red and yellow thread motifs on a pristine white base, is a tribute to the timeless grace of Jnanadanandini Devi.

The Baluchari weave, known for its elaborate mythological scenes and motifs, adds a touch of regal charm to this piece. Perfect for any festive occasion, this saree beautifully blends tradition with contemporary style, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Bengal.

Colour – White & Red

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Manufacturing Information

Country of Origin: India
Packed By: Katha A Tale of Weaves