Nuapatna/ Maniabandha clusters are known for the world-famous Khandua Silk Sarees.  These sarees are made from mulberry silk, a variety of silk procured from West Bengal.

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There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Exclusive Handwoven traditional Khandua silk saree blue base with traditional khandua design ikat body. The khandua silk weavers use mulberry silk which they procure from West Bengal.

 Disclaimer

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Exclusive Handwoven traditional Khandua silk saree blue base with traditional khandua design ikat body. The khandua silk weavers use mulberry silk which they procure from West Bengal.

 Disclaimer

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Exclusive Handwoven traditional Khandua silk saree blue base with traditional khandua design ikat body. The khandua silk weavers use mulberry silk which they procure from West Bengal

Disclaimer:

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree.

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Exclusive Handwoven traditional Khandua silk saree blue base with traditional khandua design ikat body. The khandua silk weavers use mulberry silk which they procure from West Bengal

Disclaimer:

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree.

Exclusive Handwoven traditional Khandua silk saree blue base with traditional khandua design ikat body. The khandua silk weavers use Malda silk which they procure from West Bengal. This exquisite piece with a lemon yellow body has an intricate red-colored fish border and fish booties all over the body.

 Disclaimer

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Nuapatna/ Maniabandha clusters are known for the world-famous Khandua Silk Sarees.  These sarees are made from Malda silk, a variety of silk procured from West Bengal.

 Disclaimer  

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Nuapatna/ Maniabandha clusters are known for the world-famous Khandua Silk Sarees.  These sarees are made from Malda silk, a variety of silk procured from West Bengal.

 Disclaimer

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Nuapatna/ Maniabandha clusters are known for the world-famous Khandua Silk Sarees.  These sarees are made from Malda silk, a variety of silk procured from West Bengal.

 Disclaimer  

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Nuapatna/ Maniabandha clusters are known for the world-famous Khandua Silk Sarees.  These sarees are made from Malda silk, a variety of silk procured from West Bengal.

 Disclaimer

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Nuapatna/ Maniabandha clusters are known for the world-famous Khandua Silk Sarees.  These sarees are made from mulberry silk, a variety of silk procured from West Bengal.

Disclaimer

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

 Disclaimer 

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!