1. What is special about the Pure Handloom Saree in red and white?
This Pure Handloom Saree in red and white is an authentic Dhonekhali cotton saree,
handwoven by skilled artisans in West Bengal. It features intricate white work on red
fabric, offering a breathable texture, traditional elegance, and sustainable
craftsmanship.
2. Is the Pure Handloom Saree suitable for daily wear?
Yes. Made from pure cotton saree fabric, this handloom saree is soft, lightweight, and
comfortable, making it perfect for both daily wear and festive occasions.
3. What is a Dhonekhali saree?
A Dhonekhali saree is a traditional handloom cotton saree from West Bengal, known
for its durability, fine weaving, and distinctive border designs. This saree carries the
authentic Dhonekhali weaving style, passed down through generations.
4. How do I care for my Pure Handloom Saree?
For best results, hand wash the saree separately in cold water using mild detergent.
Avoid bleach and direct sunlight to maintain the rich red and white colours and
preserve the fabric’s quality.
5. Who made this Pure Handloom Saree?
This saree was handwoven by Maya Devi, a third-generation Dhonekhali weaver from
West Bengal. Her craftsmanship reflects decades of tradition and dedication to the art
of weaving.

This Pure Handloom Saree carries the heart and hands of Maya Devi, a third-generation
Dhonekhali weaver from a small village in West Bengal. For over thirty years, she has worked
from dawn till dusk on her wooden handloom, guided by the rhythmic sound of threads
meeting in harmony. Every motif in the white work on this red saree is woven without the use
of machines, reflecting the patience and devotion that only human hands can bring. For Maya
Devi, weaving is not just a livelihood but a legacy—each saree she creates is a tribute to her
mother and grandmother, who taught her this sacred craft. When you drape this saree, you
wear more than a garment—you wear the soul of Bengal’s tradition and the story of a woman
whose art lives in every thread.