'Rohini' Pink with Gold Pure Dhakai Jamdani Handloom Saree

'Rohini' Pink with Gold Pure Dhakai Jamdani — Radiant Grace of Dhaka's Weaving Heritage

Immerse yourself in the enchanting handloom heritage of Dhaka, Bangladesh, where diaphanous textures unite with festive luminescence. 'Rohini' embodies youthful exuberance and timeless charm, presenting a vivid pink field enriched with golden motifs and delicate cutdana detailing that glints with effortless grace.

CUTDANA

Color - Radiant celebratory pink illuminated by fine gold-toned supplementary-weft motifs and sparkling hand-placed cutdana accents.

Technique - Authentic Dhakai Jamdani (Cutdana) handloom weaving from Dhaka, Bangladesh. Artfully crafted using traditional supplementary-weft inlay techniques, further elevated by meticulous cutdana and subtle reflective work.

Fabric - Pure handwoven offering a sheer, feather-light texture and airy drape, designed for elegant comfort across celebratory gatherings.

Craft - A delicate grid of geometric diamonds and cruciform star bootis adorns the body, framed by architectural stepped borders. The pallu unfolds with alternating registers of linear gold stripes and geometric diamond jaali patterns.

Blouse - Includes an unstitched matching pink blouse piece bordered with coordinating cutdana and Jamdani motifs for the sleeves.

The Artful Finish - Accented along the pallu edge with dual-toned handcrafted tassels in alternating pink and soft gold, lending playful movement and refined detail.

Care - Dry clean only to preserve the delicate handwoven cotton and ornate cutdana work. Store gently folded in a breathable muslin or cotton bag, refolding periodically, and avoid contact with moisture, perfume, and sharp jewelry.

Every line creates a rhythm. Every motif adds a spark of light. Wear the timeless heritage of Dhakai Jamdani with effortless poise.

A Note on Handmade Beauty

No two handloom sarees are ever exactly alike. Subtle variations in the weave, motif placement, metallic tone, and finish are part of their charm—the quiet signature of the loom and the weaver's hand behind each piece. Colors and textures may also appear slightly different depending on lighting, photography, screen settings, and other viewing conditions.