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  Jamdani , a Persian-origin word, is derived from 'Jam' meaning flower and 'Dani' meaning vase. This intricate weave, created on a loom over brocade, is a labor-intensive process combining floral motifs and figures. Known for its muslin fabric , Jamdani Saree traditionally features a blend of grey and white threads, sometimes incorporating cotton with gold. Origin and History Jamdani’s early mentions can be traced back to the 'Arthashashtra' (Book of Economics) by ancient economist Kautilya around 300 AD. It was referred to as "figured" or "flowered" Jamdani by James Taylor and T.N Mukherji in the 19th century. Globally renowned, it was one of the finest muslins, noted as early as the 9th century by Arab geographer Solaiman in his book *Sril Silat-ut-Tawarikh*, who observed its production in modern-day Bangladesh. The golden era of Dhaka muslin began under Mughal rule in the 17th century. Jamdani was a favorite among royalty and was widely...

  Kanjivaram sarees , crafted from multiple layers of finely woven silk, have long been a staple at weddings and other significant occasions in southern India. Their popularity has only grown over time, cementing their status as one of the finest silk weaves available. From ancient queens to powerful women today, these gilded masterpieces attract anyone looking to make a sophisticated and opulent statement. The durability and longevity of the  Kanjivaram saree silk  weave make these sarees highly sought after worldwide. It’s no wonder that every saree-loving woman desires to have this stunning  silk saree for women  in her collection, whether for weddings or simply to make a statement. Image Courtesy:  instagram.com/deepikapadukone Deepika Padukone in a Kanjivaram Saree at Her Wedding  Kanchipuram saree  tamilnadu  are renowned for their grand appearance, achieved through intricately spun silk and the material's durable yet delicate nature. T...