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Jamdani
Shubho Jamdani
Ivory · Hand-discontinuous weft
Dhakai air — woven, not printed.
Rs. 38,000.00
Inclusive of all taxes · SKU VST-JAM-002
Quantity
1
In stock · ships within 48 hours
- Complimentary white-glove shipping across India
- Signed by the master weaver, with provenance card
- 14-day exchange · alterations included
- Authenticated by the Vastranu atelier
Delivery & Shipping
Worldwide via DHL Express · 5–7 working days
An air-light Jamdani in ivory, motifs floated by hand on the loom. The weft never crosses the full width — every flower is a separate, deliberate breath.
Forty-eight hours of weaving for a single butidar field. The yarn count is 100s; the loom hum is so soft you can hear the thread settle.
Hand-spun cotton, 100s count · Woven in Phulia, West Bengal by Anita Basak. Weave time: 26 days.
Dry clean for the first three wears · Cold hand-wash thereafter, no wringing · Iron on reverse, low heat
Complimentary white-glove shipping across India, dispatched within 48 hours. Worldwide via DHL Express (3–5 days). 14-day exchange for ready-to-wear; bridal commissions are made-to-order and final.
Vastranu · Calcutta MCMXLVII
Inside the cloth
The signatures, in close.
The places the eye returns to — the pallu, the border, the blouse — photographed in raking light at the atelier.
01 · The pallu
Shubho Jamdani, full drape
02 · The border
Butidar field detail
From the loom
The making of this piece.
Forty-eight hours of weaving for a single butidar field. The yarn count is 100s; the loom hum is so soft you can hear the thread settle.
- 26 days
- On the loom
- 01
- Master weaver — Anita Basak
- 01
- Village — Phulia
- 100%
- Hand-loomed, never powerloom
In their own words
What our patrons have written.
5.0
Based on 2 notes
Jhumpa Sengupta
Calcutta · Saraswati Puja
4 Feb 2026
Verified buyerAir, woven.
"The Jamdani is so light I checked the parcel twice on arrival. The butidar field is exactly as it appears on the site — there is no smoothing in the photographs. The first wear was at Saraswati Puja and three women asked where it was from."
Maya Bhattacharya
Calcutta · Everyday
22 Jan 2026
Verified buyerThe drape we wear most.
"Bought two in the same season — one ivory, one shell pink. They have become the default for weekday dinners and small temple visits. The Tussar weight is forgiving in Calcutta heat."
Questions, answered
Notes to the atelier.
The questions our patrons most often write to us. Anything else, atelier@vastranu.com.
