BEAS, IT’S Showtime.

23/06/2022

Bismillah-ir-Rahman-ir-Rahim

Alhamdulillah by the grace of Almighty

BEAS IT’S Showtime has launched itself.

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We have participated in the Eid Gala 2.0

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13/04/2020

শুভ নববর্ষ সবাইকে। আমরা সবাই এখন বাড়িতে আছি তাই আমরা এই বৈশাখ এ সবাই মন খুলে বাড়ির সবার সাথে মিলে বরণ করি নতুন বছরকে,একটা নতুন আশায় আর এই কামনায় যে,সব আবার সুন্দর হয়ে যাবে আর আমরা আবার সবাই একসাথে মিলে যাবো।আর এই করোনা ভাইরাসও থাকবে না, ইন শাহ আল্লাহ ।

আল্লাহ আমাদের সবাইকে ক্ষমা করুন আর এই মহামারী দূর করুন।নতুন বছরে আমাদের এই দোয়া রইল, আমিন।

23/02/2020

20/02/2020

🔖KNOW THE FABRIC:

Today's fabric :

📎 SILK

Rajshahi silk is the name given to the silk products produced in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. It is famous because it is a high quality fabric used for clothing, especially for saris.

Records date the beginning of silk production in the region to the 13th century. It was then known as Bengal silk or Ganges silk. The government of Pakistan started silk production in Rajshahi in 1952. The Rajshahi Silk Factory was a state owned factory which was founded in 1961. In 1978 it was handed over to the Bangladesh Sericulture Development Board. Since then it has been making a loss. It was closed down in 30 November 2002. Before 2002, 300 tonnes of strings were produced by this factory. In 2011 it was only 50 tonnes.

Rajshahi silk is like all other kinds of silk made from the cocoons of silkworms. The very thin fibers resulting from this process are covered with sericin, a special protein. There are mainly three varieties of silks:

Mulberry silk
Eri silk (Endi silk) and
Tassar silk.

Among these varieties, Mulberry silk is the finest and is therefore the most valuable.

Clothes like Saris made out of Rajshahi silk are highly popular all over Bangladesh. Rajshahi silk is also sold as fabric to designers and is available in different colours and designs.

15/02/2020

🔖KNOW THE FABRIC:

Today's fabric :

📎

Khadi or Khaddar is handmade, hand spun and hand-woven cotton fabric. One of the most surprising aspects of Khadi fabric is its ability to keep the wearer cool during the summer and at the same time keeping him or her warm during the winter. The khadi wearer gets a royal and distinguishable look due to its fall and style. It symbolizes luxury and uniqueness. Romans were great admirer of Bengal Khadi and used to import vast amount of fabrics. The Khadi weaves of Comilia during the Mughal period were renowned as valuable textile wearer with distinctive characteristics.

"Khaddar" has a long history in Bangladesh. In the 6th century a local variation of Khadi cloth was described by Huen Tsang of China and Marco Polo in the 12th century AD describes a fabrics, most probably khadi Muslin in the Bengal region to be as fine as the spider's web.

Romans were great aficionados of Bengal khadi Muslin and imported vast amounts of fabrics. The khadi weaves of Comilla during the Mughal period were renowned as valuable textiles with distinctive characteristics.

During the years of the Indian self-rule movement and later with the independence of Bangladesh the spirit of khadi was driven with the winds of change. In 1921, Gandhi came to Chandina Upazila in comilla to inspire the local weavers and consequently a branch of 'Nikhil Bharat Tantubai Samity' was established to self-seed and proliferate the sale of goods to other major cities in India.

In greater Comilla region, the weaving centers were particularly developed in Mainamati, Muradnagar, Gauripur and Chandina.

13/02/2020

12/02/2020

Falgun is here and we are all ready to welcome it with colourful attires and floral ornaments. Make it as beautiful and colourful you can because it’s Spring and Spring means burst of colours!!!!

12/02/2020

🔖KNOW THE FABRIC:

Today's fabric :

📎

Muslin is among the most fascinating, ultra-fine, light, exotic and glossy texture fabrics in ancient Bengal. It was admired not only in ancient Bengal but also praised another part of the world when it was exported from Dhaka to the Middle East and much of Europe. Only upper class or royal family desired to wear these exclusive fabrics. Muslin is a finely-woven light cotton fabric in plain weave without a pattern and had identical warp and weft threads. It is made in a wide range of weights from delicate sheers to coarse sheeting. Early Indian muslin was hand-woven by uncommonly delicate handspun yarn, especially in the region of what today is Bangladesh. An important feature of muslin fabrics is its ability to drape. It is heard that, The material of muslin was first made in the city of Mosul (Iraq), from which its name is derived.

When sewing clothing, a dressmaker may test the fit of a garment, using an inexpensive muslin fabric before cutting pieces from expensive fabric, thereby avoiding potential costly mistakes. This garment is often called a "muslin," and the process is called "making a muslin." In this context, "muslin" has become the generic term for a test or fitting garment, regardless of what it is made from.

Muslin is also often used as a backing or lining for quilts, and thus can often be found in wide widths in the quilting sections of fabric stores.

In Asia, Muslin is used for making sarees. Bengali or Dhakai Muslin Saree is popular in Asia.

08/02/2020

We are working hard to bring out the best works for our beloved customers hence we are taking time to showcase our beautiful masterpieces. Stay with us to get the beautiful things in hand!