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Harinapakshi — Pure Green Muslin Jamdani Saree

Harinapakshi — Pure Green Muslin Jamdani Saree

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Harinapakshi — Pure Green Muslin Jamdani Saree

There is a garden in old Bengali and Banarasi textile lore that exists only in gold thread — where cranes wade through golden marshland and blossoms open in colours no real flower quite matches. Weavers called such scenes jamdani jaal, the "net" of figures worked directly into the loom, thread by thread, alongside the base weave rather than embroidered after. This saree carries one such golden marshland scene, bordered by a sky gone the deep green of dusk.

Woven in pure green muslin, the fabric carries the sheer, breathable lightness muslin has been prized for since antiquity — cool against the skin, soft in the hand, and fine enough to let light pass gently through its weave. Across the deep green body, tiny gold-and-white buti motifs scatter like distant stars, understated and rhythmic, the quiet prelude to the richness that follows.

The border and pallu open into a radiant mustard-gold jamdani jaal, where flamingos, birds, and flowering vines are woven directly into the fabric in soft coral pink, moss green, and lavender — a marshland caught mid-motion, rendered entirely through the jamdani weaver's supplementary-weft technique rather than print or embroidery. Each bird and blossom is placed by hand at the loom, making this border as much a woven painting as it is a saree edge.

This is a saree for the woman who wears quiet intricacy — a deep green calm giving way, at the border, to an entire golden world in flight.

Pair with antique gold, coral, or oxidised silver jewellery. A contrasting blouse in mustard, coral, or deep green will let the jamdani jaal take centre stage.

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Care Instructions

Product Details
Colour: Deep Green with Mustard-Gold Border
Fabric: Pure Muslin (Jamdani weave)
Body: Deep green ground with scattered gold-white buti motifs
Border & Pallu: Hand-loomed jamdani jaal — flamingos, birds, and floral vines in coral, moss green, and lavender on mustard-gold
Saree Length: 5.5 – 6.3 Meters
Blouse: Unstitched matching/contrast blouse piece, ±90 cm



Care Instructions

Muslin jamdani is a fine, breathable weave — light in the hand, but the supplementary-weft jaal work needs gentle handling to stay crisp.

Dry Clean Only — do not machine or hand wash
Iron on low heat, always on the reverse side, avoiding direct heat on the jamdani motif work
Store folded in muslin or cotton cloth, away from direct sunlight, to preserve the depth of the green and the brightness of the gold
Refold periodically along different lines to prevent permanent creasing of the sheer fabric
Handle with care to avoid snagging — muslin is lightweight and can catch on jewellery or rough surfaces
Avoid direct contact with perfume or deodorant — spray well before draping
Blouse piece: Dry wash only

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