Tailored to the specific traditions of the “City of Joy,” this yarn is a staple for the famous weavers of West Bengal. Its white color is bright and optimistic, often used to create the stunning borders and motifs of Bengali sarees. The yarn is processed to handle the local humidity, ensuring it remains strong and manageable on the traditional pit-looms. It has a softness that is characteristic of the region’s preference for light, breathable, and wearable luxury. This yarn is not just a material; it is a part of the cultural fabric of one of India’s most artistic cities. It represents a living tradition of handloom excellence that continues to thrive today.
Mulberry Silk Yarn In Kolkata (White)
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