India and Bangladesh
are those south Asian countries where most of the women like to wear different
kinds of saris in day to day life. Here in these countries saris are
traditional cloths of women from ancient times. Wearing saris is the tradition
and culture of these people and also they like it very much. Baluchari Sari is
one of the famous kinds of sari in India and also in Bangladesh. In both
countries women like the Baluchari Sari very much.
These
Baluchari Saris has been provided the status of Geographical indication in
India. These Baluchari Saris are originated in Bengal and these are very much
known for mythological scenes those are depicted on the pallu of the sari. The
process of manufacturing the Baluchari Saris is very difficult and also time
taking process. It takes approximately one week or more for producing single
piece of the sari.
Famous Baluchari saree of India |
The process
of producing Baluchari sari is divided into several parts like: Cultivation of
cocoons, Processing of yarns, Motif making, weaving. This process is very lengthy
and very difficult, the weavers need to do very hard work for producing these Baluchari
Saris. As the pallu of the Baluchari
Saris contents mythological scenes from Mahabharat and Ramayana, it is takes
long time to design the Pall, But because the pallu these Baluchari Saris
becomes very popular, so still those weavers producing Baluchari Saris giving
special treatment to the pallu of the sari.
As these Baluchari
saris were very difficult and times taking in producing and very skilful
workers are needed to produce it, these Baluchari saris are very costly. Only
reach peoples can afford the prise of these saris. Mostly the women of upper
class families and Zamindar households are afforded the prise of these saris
and the women of these families wear these saris during festive occasions and
weddings. Now days the popularity of these saris are very huge, most of the
women like to wear these saris in special occasions.
So these are
some gossip about the famous Baluchari Sari of India and Bangladesh.
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