Sari is the
most popular female garment in all over the India. These are many types of
saris are present in each geographical area of the country India. West Bengal
is a very popular and important state of India; here mostly the Bengali culture
people are leaving. Women in west Bengal like to wear different types of saris.
Some very poplar types of saris those are very popular in India are:
1. Tussar silks
Tussar silk
sari are the most popular sari of west Bengal, although Tussar is produced in
numerous areas in India, more than 40% of it is produced in the Malda district
of West Bengal, so these is a huge availability of raw material for the weavers
to produce very beautiful saris. The Tussar silk sari, a more textured one than
the “cultured” mulberry silk sari in west Bengal, aids in the making of
numerous types of saris in Bengal. In fact, Baluchari saris are more often made
with tussar silks than pure silk. However, apart from Balucharis, simple Tussar
silks, in traditional Bengali “buti” and “pata” design is famous among women of
all ages and in India these are huge demand of these saris are located.
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2. Baluchari Saris
Baluchari
sari is another type of very beautiful sari of west bangle, these saris get
their nomenclature from Baluchar village in Murshidabad from where it
originated in old days. However, later, due to some geographical mishaps, the
industry shifted from the silk Mecca of east India to Bishnupur in the Bankura
district of West Bengal and it becomes an important part of it, now days it
becomes most popular of all west Bengali women.
3. Dhakai Jamdani sari
Dhakai
Jamdani sari is originally made in Dhaka before partition of the country India,
Pakistan and Bangladesh, this sari is one of the favourite saris of Bengals women
in all occasions. Be wearing it in wedding parties, any Puja and even college
farewells etc is the first choice of Bengali women.
In other
words, there’s a jamdani for every one irrespective of ages.
4. Murshidabad
Silk Saris
Murshidabad
Silk Saris is the sari those are produced after pondering over cotton saris;
let’s turn our eye towards the silk saris of Bengal. Yes, for those who are
unaware the Bengal saris, too, make some of the best silk saris in India is Murshidabad
Silk Saris. The history of silk saris in Murshidabad dates back to the 18th
century when the East India Company set up two factories to produce silk from
that time onwards the silk industry in west Bengal increases day by day. The
popularity of the Murshidabad Silk Saris are still present now days.
5. Taant Sari:
Whenever we
think of any Bengali sari, we visualize someone wearing Taant Sari, a beautiful
white sari with red border. Well, that traditional sari is none other than our
good-old taant saris of course; the colour palette doesn’t stick to the
monotonous red and white combo and the design are of these traditional Taant
Sari are so attractive that women love to wear these saris.
