They can be called a class of nomads - initially, they came from the Indus Basin to Murshidabad in West Bengal and started weaving. History of Saree - Origin of Traditional Clothing Saree
Sari, can't wait to introduce a new sari. Benaresi, Katan, Rajshahi Silk, Tangail Saree, Jamdani, Muslin Different types of sarees have shown the unique and beautiful personality of women of Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and many other countries. How could the idea be a dress? Let's not know the history of our aesthetic clothing. The word "sari" comes from the Sanskrit word "satika" which means "a piece of cloth". According to history, the origin of this sari is from 2600 BC to 1800 AD which marks the time of Indus civilization. Women have been using sari in the Indian subcontinent for more than 5,000 years. At that time cotton cultivation was first started which gradually led to the introduction of yarn and yarn cloth. Back then the use of these three colors blue, red, yellow was more. Silk cultivation started from 2450 BC to 2000 AD. It is believed that the circulation of silk cloth started from that time It is difficult to say who was the first to wear a sari as it has been used for a long time. However, it is believed that during the Indus Valley Civilization, priests used a piece of cloth as a covering. And the women wore petticoats, blouses and a piece of cloth. Since "navel" is considered as a symbol of birth-creation, sari was worn under the navel. Bangladesh has a distinct tradition of sarees. Some of the famous sari women of this country have occupied a special place in the minds of all over the world These are our pride and motivation. Bengali women love to wear sari on any special occasion including wedding, birthday. The practice of wearing red sari at weddings has been around since ancient times. After this, yellow and yellow sari are worn on the body and new brides wear red, yellow, orange and other brightly colored saris. Older women pay more attention to light colors. The history of some popular sarees of our country is highlighted. Muslin Sari: This muslin sari is made from a very fine yarn made from cotton. It is said that this yarn was made by teenagers because their fingers were soft which helped to smooth the yarn. Then, after a while, their fingers were cut off so that they could not go anywhere else and introduce this fine thread. The cloth made of this yarn was so fine that it could be inserted even inside a ring. The name Muslin is derived from the present-day city of Mosul in Iraq. The yarn was exported from the Middle East to Europe in the 16th century. This sari was in great demand all over the world which is still observed today. Benarsi, Katan: If you don't have Benarsi or Katan as your wedding sari, don't go. This very popular sari is woven with silk thread. Different designs are embellished in the whole sari using one color. Gold, silver yarn is used to embellish this design. In the Benarsi village of Mirpur, most of the Katan, Benarsi sari is made. Compared to other sarees, this sari is heavier in weight. Which highlights nobility and seriousness. Jamdani sari: Jamdani sari is one of the best sari in Bangladesh. This Jamdani sari is usually made in Siddhirganj, Rupganj, Sonargaon of Bangladesh. The main ingredient is cotton yarn. But now in some places a mixture of cotton and silk is used. There is no woman who does not like this sari. This sari carries one of the traditions of the country. Jamdani sarees have different types of names such as butidar, tersa, duria etc. This sari is very delicate so you have to be careful while wearing it. I am basically with you with a cotton sari. You will get 100% guarantee on everything including the color, design, length of the sari. If anyone has a problem I will try to solve it.
