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Export-Oriented Website Product Content | Shantipuri • Tangail • Jamdani
A curated collection of Bengal’s celebrated handloom sarees for international importers, wholesalers, ethnic boutiques, designers, distributors and premium lifestyle retailers. Each handwoven piece reflects the textile heritage of West Bengal while offering scope for buyer-specific colours, motifs, packaging and private-label presentation, subject to artisan availability, feasibility and minimum order quantity.
Fibre composition, yarn count, dimensions and customs/HS classification should be confirmed against the actual production lot before quotation or shipment. Handmade products may show minor variations in weave, colour and motif placement.
Fine Cotton Handloom Heritage from Santipur, Nadia, West Bengal
Shantipuri (Santipore) Tant Sarees are traditional handwoven sarees associated with Santipur in Nadia district, West Bengal. They are admired for their fine cotton texture, restrained elegance, crisp yet comfortable drape and carefully worked borders. Traditional Shantipuri aesthetics often favour refined grounds with narrow contrasting borders, while contemporary production also includes Jacquard and more decorative interpretations.
Shantipuri/Santipore Saree is a registered Geographical Indication (GI) handicraft of West Bengal. The Santipur weaving belt is one of Bengal’s historic handloom centres.
An export-friendly interpretation of the classic Santipur cotton saree, designed around fine handloom texture, subtle body treatment and clean contrasting borders. Its light weight and understated sophistication make it suitable for both traditional wear and contemporary ethnic collections.
| Feature | Details |
| Product Type | Handwoven Cotton Heritage Saree |
| Material | Cotton; exact yarn count as per order/lot |
| Weaving | Traditional handloom |
| Origin | Santipur, Nadia, West Bengal, India |
| Typical Length | Approx. 5.5 m; blouse piece subject to design |
| Finish | Lightweight handcrafted finish |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Indicative ITC (HS) Code | 52085920 — Sarees of handloom, cotton (indicative; exact ITC(HS) depends on fabric construction/finish) |
This variety combines the fine character of Santipur weaving with Jacquard-assisted patterning for a richer visual effect. It is well suited to buyers seeking a more decorative Bengal handloom saree without losing the light and wearable character of cotton.
| Feature | Details |
| Product Type | Decorative Handloom Cotton Saree |
| Material | Cotton / buyer-approved composition |
| Weaving | Handloom with Jacquard patterning |
| Origin | Santipur weaving region, West Bengal, India |
| Typical Length | Approx. 5.5 m; blouse piece subject to design |
| Design Level | Moderate to elaborate |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Indicative ITC (HS) Code | 52085920 — If cotton handloom; for blends, classify by actual predominant fibre/composition and construction |
Graceful Bengal Handloom with Decorative Borders and Extra-Weft Traditions
Tangail Saree of Bengal is a registered GI handicraft of West Bengal. Bengal Tangail weaving is known for elegant borders, decorative pallus and refined motifs. Traditional design vocabulary includes lotus (paddo), lamp (prodeep), vine (lata-pata) and fish-scale-like aanshpaar patterns, while multi-colour border effects can create a distinctive meenakari appearance.
GI records list Tangail Saree of Bengal as Application No. 702, Certificate No. 532, registered for West Bengal.
A classic handloom Tangail for buyers seeking lightweight Bengal cotton sarees with decorative borders and a graceful everyday-to-festive character. The body can remain relatively clean while the border and pallu carry the stronger visual identity.
| Feature | Details |
| Product Type | Handwoven Cotton Saree |
| Material | Cotton / approved cotton specification |
| Weaving | Traditional handloom |
| Origin | West Bengal, India |
| Typical Length | Approx. 5.5 m; blouse piece subject to design |
| GI | Tangail Saree of Bengal – registered GI |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Indicative ITC (HS) Code | 52085920 — Sarees of handloom, cotton (indicative; exact ITC(HS) depends on fabric construction/finish) |
Tangail Jamdani combines the graceful structure of Bengal Tangail with supplementary-weft decorative work associated with Jamdani-style patterning. The result is a more detailed, artisanal saree with motifs appearing across the body, border or pallu.
| Feature | Details |
| Product Type | Decorative Handwoven Saree |
| Material | Cotton or buyer-approved blend, depending on production |
| Weaving | Handloom with supplementary extra-weft motif work |
| Origin | West Bengal, India |
| Typical Length | Approx. 5.5 m; blouse piece subject to design |
| Finish | Fine handcrafted |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Indicative ITC (HS) Code | 52085920 — If cotton handloom; for blends, classify by actual predominant fibre/composition and construction |
A richer Tangail presentation for festive and premium retail programmes. Silk or silk-blend yarns can provide enhanced lustre and drape while retaining the decorative Bengal Tangail design language. Exact fibre composition should be agreed before production and export classification.
| Feature | Details |
| Product Type | Premium Handloom Saree |
| Material | Silk / silk blend as agreed with buyer |
| Weaving | Handloom |
| Origin | West Bengal, India |
| Typical Length | Approx. 5.5 m; blouse piece subject to design |
| Finish | Premium handcrafted |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Indicative ITC (HS) Code | 50072010 — Sarees containing ≥85% by weight of silk/silk waste (other than noil silk); silk blends require composition-based classification |
Fine Supplementary-Weft Handloom Art from Bengal
Jamdani is celebrated for delicate motifs created by inserting supplementary weft yarns into a fine handwoven ground, producing patterns that can appear to float on the fabric. In West Bengal, Jamdani weaving skills are particularly associated with Nadia and Purba Bardhaman/Burdwan areas. The technique supports floral, geometric and stylized traditional motifs in both restrained and richly patterned layouts.
Government handloom sources identify Jamdani as a significant Bengal weaving tradition and India Handloom Brand specifications list West Bengal Jamdani cotton sarees with fine cotton construction. A separate GI application titled “Jamdani Sarees of West Bengal” is currently under examination; it should not be marketed as a registered West Bengal GI unless registration is officially granted.
A refined cotton Jamdani built on a fine handwoven ground with supplementary-weft motifs. It offers a light, breathable drape and sophisticated surface decoration, making it suitable for premium warm-weather and heritage collections.
| Feature | Details |
| Product Type | Fine Handwoven Cotton Jamdani Saree |
| Material | Fine cotton |
| Weaving | Handloom with supplementary extra-weft |
| Origin | West Bengal, India |
| Reference Specification | India Handloom Brand lists 80s–100s cotton for West Bengal Jamdani |
| Typical Length | Approx. 5.5 m |
| Typical Width | Approx. 47 in. for referenced IHB specification |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Indicative ITC (HS) Code | 52085920 — Sarees of handloom, cotton (indicative; exact ITC(HS) depends on fabric construction/finish) |
This variety emphasizes the floral language from which Jamdani is widely recognized. Motifs may be scattered, arranged in rhythmic rows or developed into richer border and pallu compositions, giving international buyers multiple design levels within one collection.
| Feature | Details |
| Product Type | Floral Motif Handloom Jamdani |
| Material | Cotton or agreed yarn composition |
| Weaving | Supplementary extra-weft handloom |
| Origin | West Bengal, India |
| Design Density | Light / medium / elaborate, as agreed |
| Typical Length | Approx. 5.5 m |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Indicative ITC (HS) Code | 52085920 — If cotton handloom; other yarn compositions require fibre/construction-based classification |
A contemporary premium Jamdani option using an agreed silk-cotton or other approved mixed-yarn construction to create additional lustre while preserving the characteristic supplementary-weft design language. It is positioned for occasion wear, designer collections and higher-value export programmes.
| Feature | Details |
| Product Type | Premium Handloom Jamdani Saree |
| Material | Silk-cotton / approved blend; composition to be confirmed per lot |
| Weaving | Handloom with supplementary extra-weft |
| Origin | West Bengal, India |
| Typical Length | Approx. 5.5 m; blouse piece subject to design |
| Finish | Premium handcrafted |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Indicative ITC (HS) Code | Composition-dependent — 50072010 if ≥85% silk; cotton-predominant handloom may fall under 52085920; confirm per production lot |
Each saree may be individually folded and protected against dust and moisture, then packed in strong export cartons. Premium retail-ready boxes, branded sleeves, inserts and buyer-specific labelling can be arranged subject to order requirements.
MOQ, price, sample availability, lead time, payment terms, Incoterms and freight mode should be quoted against the selected variety, design complexity, yarn specification and order quantity. Exact customs/HS classification must be confirmed from the actual fibre composition and construction before shipment.