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07/10/2023

We are very excited to announce that After a long break, we are launching our new collection to upgrade your dressing-up game. We hope you will enjoy our product and service. Stay tuned for more details and updates....🎉🎉

Congratulations team Bangladesh from Women's Stories 🎉
30/10/2022

Congratulations team Bangladesh from Women's Stories 🎉

Enrich your wardrobe with stunning Jamdani sarees at unbelievable prices. Take your pick from an assortment of Jamdani s...
29/10/2022

Enrich your wardrobe with stunning Jamdani sarees at unbelievable prices. Take your pick from an assortment of Jamdani sarees.

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Among all the different sarees in Bangladesh, Jamdani is the most unique. This saree is made from corpus cotton with a u...
29/10/2022

Among all the different sarees in Bangladesh, Jamdani is the most unique. This saree is made from corpus cotton with a unique weaving method. The designs and the patterns are embellished with the third kind of thread while weaving Jamdani.
It is usually woven with yarn, with a thread count of 60-70. Jamdani reached its peak during the Mughal period. At that time, both men and women used to wear clothes made of Jamdani. Jamdani was also used in the royal court in the 15th and 16th centuries.

Bangladeshi sarees have become a worldwide fashion trend, thanks to the skilled hands of our Bangladeshi designers, arti...
26/10/2022

Bangladeshi sarees have become a worldwide fashion trend, thanks to the skilled hands of our Bangladeshi designers, artisans, and craftsmen. Even in this period of rock ‘n’ roll, fashion has positioned itself as one of the top fashion destinations, cherished and revered by people worldwide, with the saree as a fundamental component of Bangladeshi culture.



The word ‘sari’ comes from ‘sattika,’ which was first used in Jain and Buddhist literature to describe women’s clothing....
25/10/2022

The word ‘sari’ comes from ‘sattika,’ which was first used in Jain and Buddhist literature to describe women’s clothing. The history of sari-like draperies may be traced back to the Indus Valley Civilization, which flourished in the northwestern portion of the Indian subcontinent between 2800 and 1800 BC.

The whole three-piece modern manner of wearing a Saree was known as Poshak, a generic term for attire. Cotton was initially farmed and woven in the 5th millennium B.C. on the Indian subcontinent. Indigo, lac, red madder, and turmeric were among the dyes utilized throughout this period, and they are still used today. Between 2450 and 2000 B.C., silk was woven. The statue of an Indus Valley priest wearing a drape is the earliest known portrayal of the Saree in the Indian subcontinent

Congratulations Bangladesh Men's team for the first victory in the tournament!
24/10/2022

Congratulations Bangladesh Men's team for the first victory in the tournament!

THE “Saree” is regarded as the most important and traditional garment worn by Bangladeshi women rather than any other c...
24/10/2022

THE
“Saree” is regarded as the most important and traditional garment worn by Bangladeshi women rather than any other costume. Moreover, Bangladeshi women’s first preference for celebrating any form of cultural or religious holidays, from ancient to present times, is “Saree.” This is due to the country’s long beautiful legacy and ideals.

THE “Saree” is regarded as the most important and traditional garment worn by Bangladeshi women rather than any other co...
23/10/2022

THE “Saree” is regarded as the most important and traditional garment worn by Bangladeshi women rather than any other costume. Moreover, Bangladeshi women’s first preference for celebrating any form of cultural or religious holidays, from ancient to present times, is “Saree.” This is due to the country’s long beautiful legacy and ideals.



Wearing a saree is also a part of culture and custom for ladies. This magnificent piece of clothing, which is only twelv...
22/10/2022

Wearing a saree is also a part of culture and custom for ladies. This magnificent piece of clothing, which is only twelve feet long and features diverse designs, colours, and beautiful weaving, has given every Bengali woman a distinct identity.

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